Software Developer - Full Stack
software technologyMinneapolis (MN)
Software Developer - Full Stack
Posted 3 days ago
software technologyMinneapolis (MN)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Job Opportunity Participates in the technical design of application systems. Develops and implements application systems by participating through the software development lifecycle from inception to delivery and beyond. The role is high touch position with a notable amount of collaboration across product teams and stakeholders to define requirements and understand how they fit into the end objective.
Essential Functions:
- Designs and writes complex code in several languages relevant to our existing product stack, with a focus on automation
- Configures, tunes, maintains and installs application systems and validates system functionality
- Installs new software releases and application system upgrades. Evaluates and installs software patches
- Monitors and fine tunes applications system to achieve optimum performance levels and works with hardware teams to resolve issues with hardware and software
- Assists with application system problem resolution by working with application developers, vendors, and internal infrastructure teams member to troubleshoot
- Addresses product backlog and provide continuous delivery of high-quality features
- Maintains a comprehensive operating system hardware and software configuration database/library of all supporting documentation to ensure data integrity
- Acts to improve the overall reliability of systems and to increase efficiency
- Works collaboratively with cross functional teams, using Agile / DevOps principles to bring products to life, achieve business objectives and serve customer needs
Required Skills:
1. Java Development 2. TigerGraph 3. Kubernetes/Docker 4. Java Spring 5. React JS/Java Script
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