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Full Stack Engineer (Java API, AWS, Python)

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samprasoftMerrimack (NH)

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About the role

Full Stack Engineer (Java API, AWS, Python) Durham, NC or Smithfield, Rhode Island or Merrimack, New Hampshire12+ months Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Engineering.10+ years' experience developing REST based web services using frameworks like SpringBootExperience working with backend SQL database like Oracle Experience developing Spring Java batch solutions is a plus Experience with Apigee is a plus Good experience with Test Automation and Frameworks like Cucumber, KarateGood experience building and deploying software using Continuous Integration/ Deployment (CI/CD) tools like Terracore, Jenkins. Proven experience in building and deploying software solutions using public cloud provider services like AWS.Champions innovative technology solutions to resolve sophisticated business problems Works across groups to find opportunities for organization-wide technology initiatives Brings external information, ideas, and expertise back to the team Expert understanding of the software development process including analysis, design, coding, system and user testing, problem resolution and planning Provides leadership and expertise to multiple teams in broad technical areas on sophisticated organization-wide projects Identify creative ways to drive desired outcomes and promote culture of innovation by setting examples. Collaborate with peers through code reviews, pair programming or interactive discussions daily.

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