Senior AWS Developer
inficareQuincy (MA)
About the role
Job Title: Senior AWS Developer
Location: Massachusetts (Hybrid)
Job Type: Contract
Experience: X+ years
Job Overview
Key Responsibilities:
Design, develop, debug, test, and document critical healthcare applications Manage full SDLC including architecture documents, technical design documents, and deployment plans Prepare and optimize SQL scripts, queries, and views for application integration Support cross-functional projects and communicate progress to both technical and non-technical stakeholders Adhere to established policy, procedures, and security best practices
Required Skills:
AWS (X+ years): Lambda, Step Functions, API Gateway, Amazon Cognito, Cloud Formation, CDK, Terraform, S3, Cloud Watch Frontend (X+ years): React, Java Script ES6+, HTML5, CSS3, Redux, WCAG X.X accessibility Backend (X+ years): Python, PostgreSQL RDS, relational database design, query optimization Integration: SOAP/REST web services, document processing, binary data handling, OpenAPI/Swagger Dev Ops: CI/CD with Git Hub Actions, Docker, microservices architecture, Git branching strategies Practices: TDD, Agile/Scrum, code review, technical documentation
Preferred Skills:
CMIS (Content Management Interoperability Services) experience Enterprise document management systemsSOAP/XML web services and MTOM attachments Oracle and Java/J2EE programming experience Web Logic application server experience Location & Work Model Hybrid - Massachusetts. Maximum 37.X hours per week; no overtime. Engagement Details Minimum X-month contract with possibility of extension.
Start date: approximately X weeks after offer acceptance.
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