Full Stack Engineer
Listed on 2026-07-01
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IT/Tech
Full Stack Engineer Key Responsibilities
Design and build a quality solution which aligns with the technology blueprint and best practices
Solving the technology solutions by working closely with the tech leads, architects and contributing highly to the design strategy, coding standards with the peer developers for the quality deliverables
Using business knowledge and technology skills to translate the vision for divisional initiatives into business solutions by developing complex or multiple software applications
Analyzing and recommending changes in project development policies, procedures, standards, and strategies to development experts and management
Required Skills:
Proven hands on experience with API Design and development of multi-layer architecture using Java/J2EE solutions and Spring framework
Expertise in GIT and branching strategies
Design and develop web services, database schema, PL/SQLs, stored procedures, and transactional SQL within DB2 / Oracle databases
Hands-on exposure in resolving technical roadblocks involving multiple technologies
Ensuring the effectiveness of code reviews, unit testing, and integration testing completeness
Helping to coordinate the delivery of technical components across internal/external technical teams
Collaborate with Dev Ops engineering to implement continuous integration and deployment using Jenkins and uDeploy tools; analyzing code quality issues using Sonar; implementing application resiliency procedures using Client Operations Orchestration; and process management using Client Service Manager and Service Now
Giving to process-improvement initiatives in an effort to maximize velocity for the project team
Preferred
Skills:
Proven technical skills as an individual contributor
Able to be highly productive on an agile project delivery team
Maintain trusted relationships with technical and business partners
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