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This role requires designing and developing core application modules, including functional and technical mapping of requirements, to support enterprise-level transaction processing and integration with backend systems. Develop and execute comprehensive test scenarios and quality assurance procedures to validate functionality, performance, and system reliability across multiple environments. Prepare technical design documents, implementation plans, and iterative development backlogs in alignment with Agile methodologies to support continuous delivery and product enhancement cycles. Design and develop user interface components using MVC architectural principles to ensure modularity, scalability, and maintainability of software applications. Ideal candidates currently holding Software Developer, Solution Architect, or Principal Architect roles, with special skills in Java, SQL, SDLC, Agile, and MVC frameworks, are welcome to apply for this position. The role may require travel across the United States; location and duration vary by project. Please send resumes to Covalense Digital Solutions LLC, 13800 Coppermine Road, Suite 180, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Email: prameela.kotnana@covalensedigital.com.
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Master’s in computer science, CIS, IT, Engineering, or an equivalent qualification.
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