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Sr. Software Engineer (RESTful microservices, Postgres, MySQL) | TELECOMMUTE

Posted 3 days ago

samprasoftMinneapolis (MN)

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About the role

Sr. Software Engineer (RESTful microservices, Postgres, MySQL)
Position: Contract to Hire
Work Location: telecommute
Work Hours: standard business hours
Interview Process: Video, 1 round with coding technical and behavioral questions Summary of the project/initiative: Bind on USP project. Describe the team: TBDBreakdown of the team: TBDTop 5-10 responsibilities:
  • Work within a delivery team to ensure Product Stories acceptance criteria is met by writing application code and tests, using java, groovy, and python.
  • Participates in daily scrum meetings
  • Participates in refinement, to help clarify strategies
  • Participates in team retrospective reviews to continually improve team performance
  • Collaborates on code reviews, helping to improve our codebase and reduce tech debt
  • Develop and enhance microservices to perform at scale
  • Continually strive to improve SDLC, code, CI/CD, and engineering best practices
  • Partners with the product team and other tech leaders to design, refine, and executing on the Surest roadmap
  • Be a mentor to junior engineers to promote quality software engineering standards
  • Ideal candidate background: healthcare experience and 5+ years developing RESTful microservices.
  • Skills/attributes are required:
  • Undergraduate degree or equivalent experience.

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