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Mid-Level Java Systems Engineer [$274k/yr+] TS Remote / Telecommute Jobs

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clearanceAnnapolis Junction (MD)

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Senior

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$274,000 per year

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About the role

Job Posting Candidates must already possess an active Top Secret clearance to be considered.
Summary: Design, develop, and deploy robust Java-based software capabilities, enterprise APIs, and microservices within an agile lifecycle. Integrate next-generation agentic AI workflows into daily engineering routines to accelerate feature implementation, complex refactoring, and automated test generation. Collaborate across engineering teams to create scalable, modern software solutions utilizing cloud and distributed database technologies. Qualifications & Compensation: Degree: Technical bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
Years of experience: 9+ years.
Total Compensation: $274k+ yearly.
Job Description: Develop and maintain Java-based software capabilities utilizing frameworks such as Spring and Guava. Design and implement scalable RESTful web services and enterprise microservices architectures. Utilize autonomous AI agents to assist in multi-file implementations, codebase refactoring, and test creation while maintaining code security and performance. Manage build, release, and configuration management workflows using tools including Git, Maven, and Nexus. Operate comfortably within Linux command-line environments for software deployment and troubleshooting. Support cloud and data architectures leveraging AWS, Microsoft Azure, Elasticsearch, and MongoDB. Participate in agile development cycles and collaborate using standard tools such as Jira and Confluence. Telework: This role supports a hybrid work arrangement allowing telework up to two days per week with on-site presence required three to four days per week.

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