Mid Full Stack Java Developer | McLean VA - Must Be Local
Mid Full Stack Java Developer | McLean VA - Must Be Local
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Understand Business needs and processes; identify solutions, present and work with project team/sponsors in identifying best solution.
- Participate in Requirements Analysis; design Applications based on System Requirements; promote top code quality and solve challenging issues related to performance tuning and scalability.
- Participate in backlog grooming, development, and unit testing
- Provide hands-on test automation support in writing, maintaining, and improving test code with best coding practices followed
- Provide production support that includes evaluate defects, investigate cause, and come up with solutions to address defects.
- 4+ years of BS / BA with Computer Science or Information Technology, or related discipline
- 1-to-2-year(s) experience with SAFE Agile, Kanban or SCRUM frameworks.
- At least 3 years of experience in: Java /J2EE, Spring (Spring Core, Spring Rest, Spring Boot)
- At least 2 year of experience with databases: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Oracle with advanced SQL knowledge.
- Good to have: experience in test automation concepts, frameworks, UI automation using standard automation languages
- At least 1 year of DevOps experience in AWS environment or equivalent (Azure, Google).
- Experience with development and testing tools- Jenkins, Cucumber, Selenium, Atlassian Suite (Jira, Bitbucket), Git, Gradle
- AWS Certified developer Keys to Success in this Role
- Good time management and organizational skills.
- Quick learner for new technology and tools.
- Good knowledge for testing, development, and design tools.
- Proactive in nature with customer satisfaction as a primary goal.
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