Application Developer - Java/React
trinity technology solutionsDenver (CO)
Application Developer - Java/React
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trinity technology solutionsDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Scope of Activities: The Sr. Application Developer - Java/React, will demonstrate strong competencies across these responsibilities: Develop and debug application code Design java classes Conduct unit, integration, and customer acceptance testing Prepare code and application documentation Design and deploy micro-service databases in the Azure cloud, using relational or non-relational databases as appropriate Design and deploy React SPAs in the Azure cloud Consult with peers and subordinates on application issues Use application development tools and utilities as appropriate Assist and mentor peers and subordinates as appropriate Develop business problem definition Accomplish information collection, analysis and organization Prepare economic evaluation and estimates of time/effort required on projects Prepare solution development, recommendations and evaluation criteria Required Credentials and Experience: At least 5 years Java development At least 3 years developing micro-services, using Spring Boot or equivalent frameworks At least 3 years writing and documenting REST APIs using the Open API (Swagger) specification. At least 3 years HTML, CSS, and JavaScript experience At least 3 years developing front-ends written in a modern SPA framework (Angular, React, Vue, etc.)At least 3 years working with relational databases. Ability to write SQL queries and debug database related issues in Java applications.
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