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Sr. AWS Java Full Stack Developer - Reston, VA

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Sr. AWS Java Full Stack Developer Your future duties and responsibilities Join a fast-paced agile team working on cloud implementation effort. Looking for strong Full Stack Java Developer with Java 8, Angular, Spring Boot, Microservices, Rest API experience. AWS experience is required. • Advanced proficiency in Angular • Advanced proficiency in coding in Java 8, Spring Boot technologies • Work on cloud transformation effort, move application components to AWS, update code, create/run CICD pipeline. • Work with product owners and other development team members to determine new features and user stories needed in new/revised applications or large/complex development projects. • Create or Update documentation in support of development efforts. Documents may include detailed specifications, implementation guides, architecture diagrams or design documents. • Participate in code reviews with peers and managers to ensure that each increment adheres to original vision as described in the user story and all standard resource libraries and architecture patterns as appropriate. • Participate in all agile ceremonies including planning, grooming, product demonstration and team retrospectives. • Leverage client DevOps tool stack to build, inspect, deploy in cloud platform, test and promote new or updated features. • Understand the application code with minimal assistance and resolve bugs/defects/performance issues identified. Required qualifications to be successful in this role • AWS Full Stack Java Developer - Java 8, Angular, Spring boot and Microservices experience • 8+ years of experience of development using Java, JEE and Spring boot Framework. • 4+ years of expert level experience focused developing web-based GUI with JavaScript and its libraries/frameworks including Angular, NodeJS, React, Backbone etc., and databases, XML and JSON. Experience in CSS, HTML and SQL • Hands-on experience with AWS Cloud (IAM, EC2, Elastic Beanstalk, RDS, S3, LAMBDA, API Gateway, CloudFront, SNS, SQS, Cloudwatch).

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