Java Developer

We're hiring a Java Developer who treats latency budgets like personal grudges and AWS like a second language. The pitch is honest — $67,000 - $95,000, real ownership of technology outcomes, and a Scale Advantage Corp crew in Hamilton that has your back.

• Replace the brittle GraphQL hack with an AWS solution that survives Hamilton scale
• Keep Interpersonal Skills schemas backward-compatible so Scale Advantage Corp never forces a breaking upgrade
• Own the full lifecycle of technology systems from prototype to production
• Contribute to sprint planning, estimation, and technology roadmap discussions
• Turn vague technology tickets into crisp, testable Organization acceptance criteria
• Prototype proof-of-concept solutions for emerging technology requirements

• Flexibility to adapt your approach as business needs evolve
• The judgment to distinguish a fire drill from an actual fire
• Proven Microservices judgment when the textbook answer doesn't fit
• The kind of reliability that earns you the hard assignments
• Wildly-collaborative problem-solving that doesn't wait for permission
• Familiarity with the Hamilton market and local technology landscape
• Working understanding of both Microservices and AWS in real-world settings

Three things define Scale Advantage Corp: a Hamilton address, an autonomy-rich culture, and a near-religious devotion to Docker. Decisions at Scale Advantage Corp come with a name attached, because ownership without accountability is just noise.

Take home $67,000 - $95,000, build your GraphQL under a mentor, lean on benefits, and shape a remote week that finally fits.

We stamped it current today; the remote opening is genuinely accepting candidates.