Mid-Level Java Software Engineer [$274k/yr+] Remote / Telecommute Jobs
$274,000 per year
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Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$274,000 per year
About the role
- Design, develop, and implement complex software capabilities using Java, modern frameworks, and RESTful web services.
- Integrate next-generation agentic AI workflows into daily engineering, refactoring, and automated testing routines.
- Collaborate within an agile team in a Linux environment to deliver scalable microservices solutions. Qualifications & Compensation:
- Degree: Technical bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
- Years of experience: 9+ years
- Total Compensation: $274k+ yearly
- Design, develop, and maintain robust Java-based applications and enterprise APIs utilizing modern frameworks such as Spring.
- Implement microservices architectures and RESTful web services following object-oriented programming best practices.
- Utilize advanced agentic AI workflows for multi-file feature development, codebase refactoring, and comprehensive test generation.
- Audit and evaluate agent-generated code for security, performance, and architectural integrity across complex repositories.
- Utilize configuration management and build automation tools including Git, Maven, and Nexus.
- Collaborate within an agile software development lifecycle to troubleshoot, debug, and deliver high-quality software. Telework: A hybrid work arrangement is supported, requiring an average of 1-2 days per week on-site in Columbia, MD.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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