Lead Java Developer with AWS
kaavMcLean (VA)
About the role
Lead Java Developer With AWS
Location: McLean, Virginia (Remote)
We are seeking a skilled Java Developer with experience in AWS to join our development team. The successful candidate will be responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining Java applications on AWS platforms.
Responsibilities include:
Develop and maintain robust, scalable, and secure Java applications.
Utilize AWS cloud services to develop innovative solutions that align with business needs.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define, design, and ship new features and services.
Troubleshoot production issues and coordinate with the development team to streamline code deployment.
Contribute in all phases of the development lifecycle, write well-designed, efficient code.
Ensure designs comply with specifications, prepare and produce releases of software components.
Participate in code review processes and improve code quality by implementing best practices.
Qualifications:
Proven hands-on Software Development experience in Java.
Proven working experience in Java development and AWS cloud services.
Hands-on experience in designing and developing applications using Java EE platforms.
Profound insight of Java and JEE internals.
Knowledge of Relational Databases, SQL and ORM technologies.
Experience in developing web applications using at least one popular web framework.
Excellent knowledge of AWS Services like EC2, IAM, RDS, S3 and Lambda.
AWS Certification is a plus.
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