Full Stack Software Developer IV
samprasoftRoanoke (TX)
Full Stack Software Developer IV
Posted 5 days ago
samprasoftRoanoke (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Full Stack Developer
Location:
Durham, NC or Westlake, TX or Jersey City, NJ or Boston, MA or Salt Lake City, UT or Merrimack, NH or Covington, KY after covid settles (Hybrid Model)
Duration: 12+ months Contract
Client: Direct Client
Job Description:
- Bachelor’s or master’s degree in a technology related field (e.g., Engineering, Computer Science, etc.) required.8+ years of demonstrable experience in implementing Java solutions
- Proficiency with Angular 2+Practical experience delivering and supporting modern web and data solutions.
- Experience in REST based web services development using different frameworks (e.g., Spring boot, JAX-RS, Node JS)JIRA and Agile tools related experience preferred 5+ years working in an Agile Scrum environment, with ability to work across multiple multi-functional teams.
- Experience in top-down development of REST based API’s using Open API Specification
- Proven experience in JAVA Programming Language (Java 1.8+)Strong programming, debugging and secure software development skills (e.g., Veracode, Sonar etc.)Good knowledge of CI/CD: Jenkins, GIT and Maven, Concourse
- Experience in containerizing applications using Docker and Kubernetes
- Experience in Agile methodologies - Kanban or SCRUM.
Key Skills:
- Java/Spring Boot for API integration and development.
- AWS for cloud hosting and platform integration for different services being offered
- Angular version 13 is being used.
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