Cloud Software Engineer (100% Remote)
Cloud Software Engineer (100% Remote)
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Responsible for active participation in the design, development, operations and maintenance of internally developed Cloud information systems
- Follows all SOPs and work instructions regarding Software Development Life Cycle when creating and updating a Cloud application or integration
- Adheres to SOPs for computer system validation and all GCP (Good Clinical Practice) regulations
- Understands and continues to stay current with the AWS Cloud development environment and tools that the systems utilize
- Works with IT Staff and Data Management staff as well as the staff involved with external systems to clarify and fully understand the specifications of each application and any integration with external systems
- Communicates clearly and works with assigned staff to fully understand the user interface that will interact with the application
- Documents all code with internal comments
- Follows good peer code review practices in team environments
- Performs unit testing of Cloud applications, interacting as need be with external organization IT staff
- 8+ years of experience building C#.NET Cloud applications, Web API, WCF, Multithreading applications
- Experience building AWS based web sites, applications and integrations
- Experience utilizing all AWS tools. eg. Cloudwatch, SES, S3, ECR, ECSHands-on experience of Restful API, Web Services
- Experience with Docker containers
- Experience with Lambda expressions
- Experience in all aspects of GitHub, including GitHub Actions
- Experience with the management of code through a CI/CD pipeline
- Experience with PL/SQL** US Citizenship or Green Card required
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