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Senior Software Engineer (Java, AWS)

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samprasoftMerrimack (NH)

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Senior Software Engineer (Java, AWS)
Location: Durham, NC, Boston, MA, Merrimack, NH, Westlake, TX, Jersey City, NJ, Salt Lake City, UT
Duration: Long Term Contract What are the top three MUST have skills (experience candidates must have coming in the door)?
  • Java Development experience
  • Cloud exposure
  • Analysis experience
Requirement: Proven hands on software development experience in Java Web services and API solutions. Capability to support critically important customer facing platforms and applications. Expertise in open source streaming products, Micro services and Message Oriented Middleware, Stream processing, Master Data Management. Proficient in Java, J2EE, Spring MVC, Spring Core and JavaScript. Deep understanding of API design, including versioning, isolation and micro-services. Experience in documenting APIs using an API documentation framework (Swagger) Experience in innovative tools and methods to enable efficiency, performance and agility through automating DevOps processes, continuous integration and delivery pipelines (Maven, Jenkins, Stash, Ansible, Docker).Solid understanding of developing highly scalable distributed systems using Open source technologies. Knowledge of public and private cloud capabilities including compute, storage, database and analytics Solid understanding of testing frameworks like Junit, Mockito, Spring Test. Knowledge of web application development using JSP, HTML, CSS/SASS, JQuery, Angular and NodeJS.Knowledge of relational and NoSQL database management systems. Engaging in working with distributed team of developers in leading standard methodologies for software engineering. Proven teammate with excellent collaboration skills.

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