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David Careers

Full Stack Java Developer

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artechAustin (TX)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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$50.00 - $52.00 per hour

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Job Description: Job Description
Job Id: 111898-1 Job Title: Full Stack Java Developer Location: Onsite: Austin, TX Duration: 12 months (Extendable)
Pay range: $50-$52/hr W2/C2C (All inclusive)
Role Description: We are looking for an experienced Full Stack Java Developer to provide L2/L3 AMS support for business-critical enterprise applications. The resource should combine strong hands-on Java development capabilities with production-support expertise, troubleshooting application issues, performing root-cause analysis, implementing permanent fixes, and supporting application enhancements. Build robust| scalable| and secure software applications using traditional programming frameworks and modern engineering practices to support business transformation and innovation.3+ years of application development experience. Experience in enterprise application design| development| and support. Java / Spring Boot or .NET Core| React| Angular| or Vue.js| REST APIs & Microservices| SQL/NoSQL Databases|Git| Jenkins| Azure DevOps| CI/CD|Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)|Agile/Scrum Methodology. AMs Skills: Java Architecture Experience Required: 8-10 Company Benefits & Culture Inclusive and diverse work environment Opportunities for professional growth and development Comprehensive health and wellness benefits

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