Java and AWS Developer

Drive coding standards and patterns for a large, distributed engineering team..
Build extraordinary user interfaces and API surfaces for user and organization management..
Participate in all aspects of software development activities including design, estimation, coding, code review, unit-testing and bug fixing..
Mentor junior developers to help our team reach its maximum potential..
Work in multi-functional teams to ensure superb end-to-end user experiences for our customers..
Fast prototyping of ideas and concepts..
Research the latest industry trends..
Collaborate closely with the developers who build and maintain our in-house design system, to give feedback and recommendations on the components and developer experience..
Participate in design reviews to ensure that implementations are consistent with design specifications and user expectations..
Implement and advocate for accessibility best practices in all software deliverables to ensure inclusivity across all user demographics..
Facilitate and refine our CI/CD processes to improve deployment efficiency and reliability..
Proactively monitor and address issues related to the usability, performance, and scalability of the front-end applications..
Job Responsibilities:.
Tech stack: Java, AWS.
Strong understanding of design principles, web standards, and best practices for creating.
interactive and responsive application front-ends..
Knowledge of accessibility standards and best practices to ensure compliance and functionality across all user interfaces..
Experience working with RESTful APIs to power dynamic front-end applications..
Experience working within cloud-based environments is an asset (AWS, Azure, GCP)..
Proficiency in using version control systems like Git, and familiarity with continuous integration and deployment environments..
Excellent problem-solving skills, with a keen attention to detail and a commitment to high-quality, reusable code..
Strong communication skills, capable of collaborating effectively with cross-functional teams and explaining technical details to non-technical stakeholders.