Sr. Full Stack Java Developer
samprasoftAshburn (VA)
Sr. Full Stack Java Developer
Posted 3 days ago
samprasoftAshburn (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Web Developer The Web Developer position is part of a fast-paced software development team. They will assist in software development and maintenance of the current product suite by participating actively in all phases of the software development lifecycle. They should be knowledgeable of n-tier architectures and have a strong Java Web Development experience background. Work with analysts, developers and managers as part of project development. A wide degree of creativity and latitude is expected.
Required Skills: Java, MVC, React
Job Duties:
Actively participate in all phases of the software development lifecycle including but not limited to helping finalize functional specification(s), articulating and implementing scalable designs and providing deployment support.
Design, develop/debug and unit/integration test programs in Java 8 or higher SE/EE and ensure all code written is cross browser compliant.
Mentor junior developers in getting up to speed with the applications and perform peer code reviews as needed.
Expected to remain conversant with newer web programming technologies and be prepared to undergo training in said technologies as circumstances dictate.
Measure, review and forecast project status and remediate project risks by actively working with the project team.
Expected to take a primary role in addressing project challenges that affect software development by escalating appropriately.
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