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Remote Sr Software Engineer w 10 Year Experience

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Description

Remote Contract 6 month with possible extension Corp to Corp or 1099

Analyzes, designs, develops, modifies, writes, edits, and implements software programming applications. Job Duties: Analyzes and defines software requirements to determine specifications and standards. Proposes software solutions. Determines the cost of new and modified systems and engages in the proposal process. Develops, designs, and edits original applications, or modifies third-party applications. Tests and approves applications. Trains users and writes training manuals. Manages user support and feedback. May specialize in one or more areas of development, including network, operating systems, databases, or applications. Experience and Education: Performs work under direct supervision. Handles basic issues and problems and refers more complex issues to higher-level staff.

Requirements

Good analytical skills with strong attention to detail

Strong organizational skills; must be able to multi-task and/or prioritize work, even when faced with conflicting demands and variety of problems
Excellent writing skills including documentation skills
Excellent verbal skills; ability to communicate technical concepts clearly and effectively with technical teams, management, and customers
Must have good interpersonal skills with the ability to build strong relationships
Must be a self-motivated individual, able to operate independently within established department/company practices
Experience with JAVA programming, other programming languages a plus C, C++, JavaScript, etc.
Experience with Unix/Linux and Windows environments
Experience working with relational database management systems, preferably in a Oracle or PostgresQL environment
Some experience with UI / frontend programming is a plus (JSF, HTML5, JavaScript).
Must have experience with application development platforms for building enterprise application and business critical business process that involves workflow automation and process orchestration
Must have experience with SQL programming

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