FS 50 50 Java CI CD Angular 18 AWS Kubernetes
kforceMerrimack (NH)
FS 50 50 Java CI CD Angular 18 AWS Kubernetes
Posted 9 days ago
kforceMerrimack (NH)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Description:
Kforce has a client that is seeking a FS 50 50 Java CI CD Angular 18 AWS Kubernetes in Merrimack, NH.
Duties:
- Responsible for ensuring a backlog of groomed work is ready for our development team to deliver upon* Understand the domain in any project you work on through your ability to learn and analyze information independently* Collaborate with partners across business groups with unique business processes, data sets, and challenges finding the common ground needed to build the cross-asset class capabilities into MEG* Work to refine problem solving skills with the ability to determine root cause and clearly communicate the problem statement and solutionRequirements* Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent experience preferred* 3+ years of experience working in technology or a related field* Proven experience in Java, Spring framework, Spring boot, Restful Service is a must* Experience with Angular UI, HTML* Experience in GitHub, Insomnia and CI/CD pipeline is a must* Experience with production support is a must* Knowledge in SQL and data analysis* Very good communication skills with ability to do internal demos and presentations* Proficient in Scrum methodology and practices (backlog management, sprint planning, retrospectives)* Ability to write clean, readable, and maintainable code* A passion for development with the ability to navigate MEG's metadata and statistical databases* You can work towards the ability to operate independently while maintaining focus on the overall project goal* You can work to build experience writing user acceptance tests and ensuring 100% use case coverage* Docker and Kubernetes experience is a strong plus* AWS experience in services like IAM, S3 and Lambda is a plus* Basic knowledge or prior experience in the financial services domain a plusJob TypeContractCompensation50 - $60
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