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David Careers

Développeur Java - Angular H/F

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amiltoneDenver (CO)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

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Your responsibilities? Integrated into our teams at our Factory or at our clients, you will work on a Fullstack development project. As a Java/Angular Developer (M/F), you will ensure the following missions:
  • Development of the tasks assigned to you while respecting the specifications
  • Code review with other developers of the project
  • Writing unit and functional tests during your developments
  • Industrialization of your developments via our CIC (Jenkins)
  • Participation in the Daily Scrum Meeting, Sprint Review, Sprint Retrospective, and Planning Poker
  • Technical stack:
  • Back End: JavaFront End: AngularBDD: SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLServer) and/or NoSQL (MongoDB, Cassandra, Redis)
Tools: Git, Jenkins, Jira
Candidate Profile: Are you ready to become an Amiltonian? Do not hesitate to apply if you recognize yourself: Graduated with a Bac +3 to Bac +5 (Licence, Master or engineering school), you have at least 5 years of experience in Fullstack Java/Angular development; You like discovering new functional contexts and understanding the objectives of the applications you develop; Comfortable in an agile organization, you show rigor and apply Amiltone quality standards throughout the duration of the developments. In addition to your technical skills, we are also interested in your potential and motivation. Our positions are open to people with disabilities.

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