Senior Developer - Full Stack
changeisSeattle (WA)
Senior Developer - Full Stack
Posted today
changeisSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior Developer We are actively recruiting for a Senior Developer for a contract to modernize a large suite of applications. The successful candidate possesses and applies a comprehensive knowledge across key tasks and high impact assignments; Plans and completes major technology assignments; Functions as a technical expert across multiple project assignments; Designs, plans and builds software or customize software for use with the aim of satisfying various aspects of requirements for a software release. Also responsible for contributing to automated tests including unit, integration, and UI. Please note this is a full-time 100% remote work opportunity with Changeis.
Roles and Responsibilities:
Reviewing the System Architecture for a new system including a CI/CD framework Contribute to a range of development activities for a suite of applications. Work both independently and within a team structure. Adhere to and contribute to internal processes. Contribute to technical documentation by writing technical descriptions of system design as well as produce relevant diagrams when useful. Other duties as assigned. Technical Competencies US Work Authorization At least five years of relevant experience for a US Federal organization preferred Software Development experience with a high-level language such as .NET, Java, Python, JS/TS Designing or customizing complex applications integrated with a CI/CD platform.
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