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“Responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining Java/Spring jobs, contributing to all stages of the software application development lifecycle. · Prepare and produce releases of software components for Release-when-Ready (CI/CD), by developing well designed, testable, efficient code, and thoroughly tested using Unit Testing, Integration Testing tools & process. · Support continuous improvement by investigating alternatives and technologies and presenting these for architectural review · Participate in SAFe Agile ceremonies Daily Stand-Up (DSU), Program Increment Planning (PIP), Iteration Planning (IP), Retrospection and Product backlog grooming. · Provide status on their assigned stories in DSU and SAFe agile project management solution like JIRA · Work with project stakeholders, Product Owners, Technical leads and Architects”
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Agile Programming Methodologies, Architectural Services, Atlassian JIRA, Continuous Deployment/Delivery, Continuous Improvement, Continuous Integration, IP (Internet Protocol), Integration Testing, Java, Product Backlog, Program Planning, Project/Program Management, Quality Assurance Methodology, Software Development, Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC), Software Engineering, Standup Meetings, Technical Leadership, Technical Presentation, Test Tools, Unit Test
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