Software Developer (Full Stack)
encloud servicesHouston (TX)
Software Developer (Full Stack)
Posted yesterday
encloud servicesHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Software Developer (Full Stack) Encloud Services LLC has multiple openings in Katy, TX: Software Developer (Full Stack).
Job Duties and Responsibilities:
Analyze, design, develop, deploy and maintain Web Services, Applications and Integrations. Develop database back-end web applications. Gather requirements, design, implement and enhance features as per the specifications and refactor the code. Responsible for integration of Cloud services like AWS, Azure, and GCP and container orchestration with Kubernetes and DevOps tools like Terraform, Ansible, and Jenkins. Implement programming logic using languages like Java, Python, Ruby, Go, JavaScript (React JS & Node JS). Utilize Object Oriented Programing concepts and implement RESTful web services using Ruby on Rails, Sinatra and Spring Boot frameworks to support multi-platform applications with multiple services. Design and develop software systems using Data Driven Design and Domain Driven Design methodologies. Participate in architectural design sessions and implement core design components with software development best practices. Will work in various unanticipated client locations throughout the U.S.
Requirements:
Requires Masters in any STEM field and 1 year experience or Bachelors in any STEM field and 5 years progressive experience. Send resume and refer to job title to: hr@encloudservices.com
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