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Production Support Engineer

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samprasoftOakland (CA)

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Production Support Engineer Digital Intelligence Systems (DISYS) has been engaged to find a talented Production Support Engineer for a multi-year engagement with a foremost Healthcare IT Solutions Group based in Oakland, California. To be considered, the Consultant must be able to attend a new-hire orientation and work Oakland, California, once onsite operations resume. We are looking for a highly motivated production support professional, offering strong hand-on Java development experience, well-developed organizational, analytical and problem-solving skills. Profile Capabilities in both Java Microservices development and production support activities. Analytical mindset and good problem-solving skills, excellent written and verbal communication and ability to work as part of a team. Excellent multitasking skills with the ability to prioritize projects with high pressure deadlines. Willing to work on production support (75%) and Java development (25%).
Responsibilities: Production support and engineering in a highly complex and evolving environment. Troubleshooting skills in all Application and Database layers. Collaborate with development, infrastructure and support teams to achieve smooth handoff of responsibility in running and troubleshooting production systems. Adhere to development and security standards. Experience2 to 4 years of hands-on experience in designing and developing applications using Java EE platforms.3 to 5 years of experience in production support. Experience using Tomcat, Git, Splunk, Jenkins and TeamCity. Knowledge of Relational Databases and SQL.Experience in Shell Scripting. Experience with full application development life cycle. Excellent organization, oral and written communication skills. Healthcare domain and DSL knowledge are a plus.
Education: Bachelor of Computer Science or equivalent in engineering or related technical area

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