Front-End Developer / 508 Compliance Specialist (Java)
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reflexive conceptsHyattsville (MD)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Reflexive Concepts is seeking a Front End Developer to join our team! We have an immediate need for a Front End Developer to support the development and sustainment of two mission applications: one that tracks, administers, and archives requests for mission-critical published intelligence reports used by the Intelligence Community and partners around the world, and a high-performance geospatial collaboration tool that provides a single repository for formal and informal finished intelligence products. Mid- or Senior-Level candidates are preferred.
Responsibilities will include:
Enhancing the Section 508 accessibility of both current interfaces Redeveloping a new front end that incorporates Section 508 accessibility capabilities in a new user interface Understanding, maintaining, and troubleshooting interfaces between multiple applications Required technical skills include: Java 8+GWTAngular Primefaces Quarkus Advanced understanding of HTML, CSS, and Java Script Additional desired technical skills may include experience with: Proficiency with screen readers 508 / WAI-ARIA knowledge Oracle Amazon Web Services (AWS)Agency reporting and dissemination tools Agency classification policies Working in an Agile environment using Jira and Confluence
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