Full Stack Developer
maxiom technologyAshburn (VA)
Full Stack Developer
Posted yesterday
maxiom technologyAshburn (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description We are looking for a qualified Full Stack Developer to design and code functional programs and applications. You will work as part of a team and individually with little supervision. A great Full Stack Developer has excellent knowledge of at least one programming language. They must be familiar with a variety of operating systems and platforms. The ideal candidate will also have an analytical mindset and a keen eye for detail. The goal is to write “clean” and flawless code to produce fully functional software applications according to requirements.
Responsibilities:
Understand client requirements and how they translate in application features
Collaborate with a team of IT professionals to set specifications for new applications
Design creative prototypes according to specifications
Write high-quality source code to program complete applications within deadlines
Perform unit and integration testing before launch
Conduct functional and non-functional testing
Troubleshoot and debug applications
Evaluate existing applications to reprogram, update and add new features
Develop technical documents and handbooks to accurately represent application design and code RequirementsProven experience as an Full Stack Developer
Experience in designing and building applications
Ability to program in at least one programming language such as C#, Java (J2EE) etc.
In-depth knowledge of programming for diverse operating systems and platforms using development tools
Excellent understanding of software design and programming principles.
A team player with excellent communication skills
Analytical thinking and problem-solving capability
Great attention to detail and time-management skills
BSc/BA in computer science or relevant field; MSc/MA will be appreciated
A certified application developer is a plus
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