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CapTech is seeking a seasoned Full-Stack Developer to design, develop, and maintain applications on the Microsoft Stack or Java, delivering robust RESTful APIs with Swagger/OpenAPI documentation. You will design scalable databases (SQL Server, NoSQL on Azure/AWS/GCP) and contribute to multi-system integrations within a collaborative, learning-driven environment.
You will work across distributed systems and cloud deployments, ensuring performance and maintainability while mentoring teammates and
Health insurance Vision insurance 401(k) Paid time off Remote work options Flexible schedule
Full-Stack Developers at CapTech are part of a capable, highly-motivated community who strive to continuously learn the latest tools and architectures to deliver innovative solutions for our clients. We design, develop, and deliver high-quality enterprise systems, as well as systems integrations and work in a project-based consulting environment.CapTech developers enjoy a collaborative environment and have many opportunities to learn from and share knowledge with other developers, architects, and our clients. Our solutions include API-driven clients, microservice architectures, event-driven integrations, cloud deployments, serverless applications, and web and portal front ends.Specific responsibilities for the Full-Stack Developer position include:Collaborate with team members and clients to deliver a technical solution that meet the unique needs of our clientsCreate quality deliverables to communicate technical solutions to appropriate audiencesLeverage CapTech's internal programs and self-directed training to continually develop industry relevant knowledge and skillsUnderstand and implement object-oriented design patternsCommunicate effectively to team members with varying degrees of technical knowledgeProvide technical mentoring
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