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- Full Stack Engineer -

Posted 4 days ago

samprasoftDallas (TX)

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About the role

Job TitleYou will be joining the Digital Experience Product Area of our institutional brokerage trading websites, Wealthscape and Wealthscape Investor.
Must Haves:
  • Recent experience with Angular/TypeScriptRecent experience with Java and Spring/SpringBootRecent experience with Test Engineering/Automation tools
  • Front-end and mid-tier software development experience
  • Knowledge of Unit Testing creation (JUnit, Mockito, Karma/Jasmine)
  • Familiarity with REST web services
  • Have used GIT for source control
  • Desire to collaborate, learn, and grow
  • Good communication and problem-solving skills
Nice to Haves:
  • Experience working in an Agile Scrum environment
  • Knowledge of HTML/CSSKnowledge of Docker containerization
  • Knowledge of AngularJS, SOAP, JSPKnowledge of Jenkins and Jenkins pipeline construction
  • Exposure to AWS cloud deployment/application management
  • Experience working with UDeploy, Artifactory, Veracode, Sonar, Service
  • NowB.S. in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or equivalent experience.
  • The Value You Deliver:
  • Collaborate with your aligned squads to design and develop on the latest tech stack.
  • Mentor and be mentored by other squad and chapter members formally and informally.
  • Actively document standard methodologies and processes.
  • Communicate complex ideas to your team and other non-technical customers.
  • Keep up to date with the newest technologies and frameworks.
The Team: You’ll be joining a team that highly values collaboration, has the freedom to be creative, and encourages each other toward excellence. Whether you have exciting new ideas or advocate for a cautious approach, your team will listen and weigh your input carefully. This role is best suited for someone with 1-4 years of experience who is open to hybrid work in one of these locations: Durham, NC; Dallas, TX; or Merrimack, NH.

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