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Solutions Architect

Posted 6 days ago

software technologyDenver (CO)

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About the role

Senior Developer Remote/Onsite Expectation: 3 days onsite, 2 days WFH (open to relocation candidates, will accommodate remote up to 2-3 months)
Location: Denver, CO. REMOTE but will be required to go onsite once every quarter for PI planning. Will place preference on candidates local to Denver, CO or open to relocation. This contract to hire role will be in support of a new application that converted multiple construction workflow tools during the client's merger. The hiring manager is conducting one and done interviews for this role. The team is switching from a state engine to a BPM and are also going to an entirely different type of infrastructure as well; internal cloud that is Kubernetes based. There will be a full technology stack upgrade and rewrite of the application as well. Day to Day: This resource will be architecting and designing solutions and providing implementation details. There is a big opportunity to have a large influence within the team and product/solutions they are designing.
Required Skills: Senior dev resource, needs to have prior lead experience (this doesn't have to of been in a management capacity). Angular experience (expert level) - NOT ANGULARJS, NEEDS TO BE versions 4 and up. Some Java experience.
NICE TO HAVE: Solid understanding of a business workflow product like Camunda (what they are using but would consider other BPM's).Basic Qualification: Additional Skills: This is an opportunity that doesn't come up often. They only have two other PE's on the team. This is a very senior level role (if converts, will convert into a PE). There is an opp to have a large influence within the team and product/solutions they are designing.

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