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Knowledge Builders Inc. seeks a senior software engineer to support the UISIm project within the Department of Labor. You will lead development teams, design integrated services, and implement SOA/Microservices on a J2EE stack with cloud deployment, emphasizing Hibernate/JPA data layers and Angular front-ends.
Responsibilities include crafting complex SQL for Oracle/DB2, conducting tests, and mentoring state staff. The role requires architectural guidance and documentation across the SDLC.
Department of Labor’s (DOL’s) UISIm (Unemployment Insurance Service Improvement) project.
The position is in support (operational, enhancements, debugging) of the UISIm project, a multi-year program effort to redesign, implement, and test business process improvements for the Department of Labor’s customers, partners and internal staff. UISIm replaces the 40+ year old Unemployment Insurance (UI) legacy computer systems and manual procedures with a new and improved integrated computer system. Additionally, this position will participate in supporting and then sunsetting the UI Employer and Worker Protection applications.
Programmer–
Senior 60 - 84 months: Candidate is able to work independently, without assistance and provides guidance to others. May have an advanced education.
60 months of experience developing SOA/Microservices based N-Tier Web Applications using J2EE, industry standard patterns, and Agile methodologies.
Integrate application components into functional services and/or processes exposed as web service (REST/SOAP)
Analyze, develop, and apply rules/logic as defined in requirements.
Perform cross-platform application and database integration and deployments.
Perform code quality reviews and corrections at unit and integration levels for self and team.
We provide equal employment opportunity for all applicants and employees regardless of race, color, sex, gender identity, gender expression, religion, age, national origin, citizenship, disability, medical condition, family care status, marital status, domestic partner status, sexual orientation, genetic information, military/veteran status, or any other protected basis.