Senior Full Stack Java/Angular Developer - Full Remote

Category: IT Services

Location: Genève Genf Switzerland

For an international organization in Europe, we are urgently looking for a REMOTE Senior Java Full Stack Developer with good knowledge of Angular (Angular, AngularJS, Angular2, ...). The Senior Java Full Stack Developer is responsible for the design, implementation, testing, deployment, and support of multiple applications.

Candidates need to be able to work the European schedule.

During the corona crisis, interviews will be done through WEBEX, and travel is not required for the interviews. All positions are long-term.

Tasks and Responsibilities:

- Participate in architecture and design work for improvements to existing and/or implementation of new applications;

- Implement required functionality, which includes code for frontend, backend, database, cloud deployment, tests, etc;

- Test applications;

- Participate in release activities through various environments;

- Provide support for deployed applications, incident analysis, and resolution;

- Document agreed solutions, requirements, test cases, release notes;

- Perform other related duties as required;

Profile:

- Bachelor or Master degree;

- Fluent in English;

- +5/+10 years of Java software development experience;

- Hands-on experience with Spring Boot, JPA, EJB, JSF, JUnit;

- Significant experience in design and document data models, Java code, User Experience and User Interface, test cases, release notes, etc;

- Hands-on experience in the following technical areas is an advantage:

- Angular, Web Components;

- UX/UI, HTML5, CSS3, Javascript;

- Core AWS services, Cloud Formation, monitoring, and alerts in the cloud;

- SOLR, Elastic Search;

- Selenium, Cucumber or similar;

- Data modeling, processing, ETL, and migration;

Offered:

A challenging role for an international organization;

Attractive salary package or freelance rate;

Interested:

Please send your resume and motivation to or call us on +94 114312515 for more information.

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