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David Careers

Java Developer

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production technologiesDenver (CO)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$67,000 - $97,000 per year

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About the role

This freelance Java Developer position is your opportunity to deploy production code that reaches a massive audience. A freelance Java Developer role that values ownership over busywork, pays $67,000 - $97,000, and invests in your long-term growth.
Key Responsibilities: Bridge Kubernetes and React so the two halves of Production Technologies's platform finally talk Translate the documentation-first MongoDB outage into fixes that make the next Denver launch dull Coordinate releases with stakeholders across Denver, CO and remote teams Investigate, diagnose, and fix bugs reported by users and monitoring tools Build the Scrum tooling that makes every other Denver engineer faster What You'll Bring The reliability that lets a manager stop checking in Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities Willingness to commute to Denver, CO or work flexibly as needed Demonstrated ability to manage competing priorities under tight deadlines Meticulous attention to detail across every deliverable The self-awareness to know which problems are yours to solve Comfort interpreting data and translating findings into clear recommendations Production Technologies is a calmly-fast-moving Denver, CO studio where React gets treated with the seriousness most companies reserve for marketing. Every Java Developer at Production Technologies owns an outcome, not just a checklist of tasks. Compensation lands at $67,000 - $97,000, mentorship is built in, and the path from here to senior technology work is mapped, not vague. This one is current, freshly dated, and very much hiring.

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