Fullstack Java developer MUST BE USC

Title : Fullstack Java developer Location : Remote Duration : Long term MUST BE USC ONLY Government related project. Could start as early as the first week of May, due to high volume of openings assuming mid-May would be OK. Responsibilities: • Requirements Elicitation, Understanding, Analysis, & Management: Understand the requirements/stories, and perform the appropriate gap analysis for a platform/technology. • Participation in Sprint Planning and Sprint Status: Participate in sprint planning meetings by estimating the tasks to design, build, and development test software. Attend daily huddles to report progress and barriers to progress. • Design/Development/Development Testing: Create the design for a given technology that effectively meets the requirements/stories. This will involve ensuring the design integrates with other platforms/technologies. The design may be done directly in the code itself. Build and development test the software according to the functional specifications, design, maintainability, and coding and efficiency standards. Complete development tests within each sprint according to acceptance criteria and system component integration needs. • Testing & Debugging: Work closely with the Solution Quality Analysts by providing debugging and testing assistance as needed to meet sprint objectives. • Documentation and Deployment: Create technical documentation (assets) in the code per coding standards and assist as needed in the documentation creation for the products’ customers. Create the artifacts needed to ensure the software is migrated efficiently through the needed environment life cycles. Requirements • Minimum experience of at least 5 years with at least 2 years in designing complex technical solutions using JAVA • Springboot • At least several of these developers should also have Angular • At least several should have experience with Application Programming Interface (API) Relational database experience • Most of the dev work will be on prem but eventually moved to the cloud (AWS)