Java Developer(GCP Certification Must) in Albany, NY - Locals Required
gd resourcesAlbany (NY)
Java Developer(GCP Certification Must) in Albany, NY - Locals Required
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gd resourcesAlbany (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description
Note:
Only local or nearby to Albany candidates with local ID required No OPT, CPT, EAD profiles Candidates has to shared their passport(Non Citizens) copy is must. GCP Certification Mustwe have an opening for an Expert Software Developer HBITS-07-14533 DURATION: 30 Months LOCATION: Albany, NY –Hybrid The resources will be needed to assist in moving the Worker Protection applications to the Google cloud. The resources will develop new code, as well as maintain and troubleshoot production problems/outages.
Qualifications:
Software Developer-Is involved with all facets of the software development process, including the research, design, programming, testing and implementation of computer software. Expert- 84+ Months: Candidate is able to provide guidance to large teams and/or has extensive industry experience and is considered at the top of his/her field.84 months of experience creating JAVA programs 84 months of experience working with Angular2+ to create web-based programs.60 months of experience working with Spring boot applications 84 months of experience working in the Google Cloud Platform environment 24 Months experience using CI/CD pipeline technologies Google GCP Certification Day-to-Day tasks Monitor the application during infrastructure changes and during normal application hours. Make application changes to satisfy business requirements. Work with technical testers and business testers as a liaison to check backend results and provide testing data. Powered by JazzHRUhAXW6sErk
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