Develop responsive websites and full-stack applications using Java, REST APIs, Git, JSON, front-end frameworks, microservices, messaging, and relational databases. Responsibilities include debugging, problem solving, following corporate standards, adapting to new technologies, and contributing within Agile development environments. SAFe Agile experience is preferred.
Job Description
Role: Full stack Developer
Location: Chicago, IL/ Dallas, TX/ Wilmington, DE
Duration: Long Term
- Analytical and conceptual thinking using logic and reason.
- Follow corporate standards and guidelines and provide input when change may be necessary.
- Willingness to learn and adapt to new technologies is necessary since the industry is constantly evolving.
- Building responsive websites
- Working with REST API, Git, JSON, Full-stack development
- Strong debugging and problem-solving skills
- Goal oriented, with attention to detail.
- Experience with Bootstrap, Materialize or other front-end frameworks.
- Working knowledge of REST based web services, micro-service architecture and messaging.
- Relational DB experience with Oracle, MS SQL Server and Postgresql.
- Experience with Agile methodologies and experience with the SAFE agile framework is a plus.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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