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Java AWS Developer / FullStack AWS Developer / AWS Developer

Posted 5 days ago

samprasoftPrinceton (NJ)

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Senior

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About the role

Java AWS Developer The AWS Software Developer develops strategic solutions for new services and functionality. This role designs software and participates in programming, testing and documentation through the entire Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Timely and effective communications to the team, organization and outside vendors are regularly disseminated as part of this job function. Experience with the following: Progressively diverse analysis, development, and testing Expertise in developing AWS cloud-native solutions using serverless technologies (services include AWS Lambda, SQS, SNS, Step Functions, DynamoDB, Event Bridge, Event Fork Pipelines) Experience with AWS SAM is required. Should be familiar with SAM local development, testing, and debugging as well as SAM templates / Cloud FormationAWS Redshift experience is a plusAWS Certification (Developer/Solution Architect) is preferred Serveless application development experience required Understanding or experience of the message driven application integration is a plus Experience with Python is required Java Development Experience is required Experience REST API is preferred Experience with XML/XSLT and JSON is requiredSQL queries and stored procedures Should be proficient using GIT source control Splunk experience is a plus Relational Database Experience such as PosgresSQLNon-relational database experience is a plus (e.g. AWS DynamoDB) Database Skills: PL/SQL, Packages, Stored Procedures, Triggers etc.

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