Sr. Java Developer

Marathon TS is seeking a Sr. Java Developer to work 100% remote in support of a DOD program., · The Computer Programmer shall contribute in all phases of the development lifecycle in support of commercial and Federal health care customers., · Responsibilities include application of third and fourth generation programming languages, experience with object-oriented programming, ability to develop complex software to satisfy design objectives, and experience developing software for data base management systems.

· General experience includes knowledge of Internet working, client/server environments, and demonstrated experience supervising software development projects.

· Must have strong development architecture experience.

· Design, develop and document overall system requirements, supporting software system design and architecture.

· Develop innovative solutions that meet organizational needs with respect to functionality, performance, scalability, reliability, realistic implementation schedules, and alignment to development goals and principles.

· Estimate engineering effort, plan implementation, and rollout system changes.

· Create infrastructure and apply test cases, and apply automation geared towards ensuring quality.

· Write well designed, testable, efficient code.

· Lead product initiatives, mentor and guide junior team members, and recommend improvements.

· Develop industry and product technical expertise.

· Share release management duties n feature rollouts.

· Identify and assist with problem solving of stability and scalability issues in a time critical environment.

· Identify project risks and work efficiently to mitigate them.

· Evaluates existing applications to determine technical changes, schedules projects, resources, and monitors project timelines.

· Works with a team of analysts or developers responsible for the organization's applications development and analysis function.

· Focus on infrastructure updates and integration and participate in application updates, gap analysis, data migration planning and validation.

· Other duties as assigned

Minimum Qualifications: (To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.)

· Bachelor's degree required.

· 6 years of related work experience.

· Ability to complete initial phone screening prior to interview scheduling.

· Must have current or recent (within past 2 years) DoD NACLC or higher successful investigation.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

· Knowledge of health care information systems and Federal health care systems is required.

· Experience must include the following: Java, J2EE, SOA services, Spring, Object Oriented Concepts, Data Structures, Apache, Tomcat, REST Services, Web technologies and internet protocols.

· Database driven application development such as Oracle, SQL, or schema design; HTML, AJAX, SOA: SOAP/RESTful Services.

· Knowledge of web services and SOA related standards that include REST/OAuth/JSON.

· Knowledge of Windows and UNIX development environment, source code management such as Git and bug tracking.

· Java application debugging and DB performance issues; IBM WebSphere or other J2EE application servers.

· Must have an excellent understanding of computer science fundamentals, data structures, algorithms, and software design.

· Possess expertise in object-oriented design methodology and large-scale application development in Java.

· Working knowledge of all aspects of SDLC including requirement/design reviews as well as code reviews.

· Must have strong organizational skills with the ability to prioritize.

· Ability to manage multiple tasks with time related constraints in a fast-paced environment.

· Possess excellent written and oral communication, presentation, interpersonal and analytical skills.

· Possess strong problem-solving skills.

· Ability to self-start and work independently or as a team.

· Ability to work Pacific time, nights, and weekends as requested.

· Ability to travel up to 10% to Sacramento, CA as requested.