Junior Java/JEE Developer — REST Microservices & Angular

Saic; Virginia (IL); Hybrid; USD 40,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

SAIC in Ashburn, VA is seeking a part-time Java/JEE Developer (Entry Level) to join our team. The role focuses on building REST microservices with Java/Spring, developing Angular front-ends, and collaborating in an Agile environment.

The candidate will design, implement, and unit test software, write SQL queries, and contribute to data modeling in a large enterprise system. A Bachelor's in CS or related field is required, with exposure to J2EE/JEE a plus.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science or related engineering field.
• Strong Java/J2EE/JEE development experience including designing, developing, and documenting large-scale enterprise software systems.
• Proficiency in Spring Boot and Spring REST/SOAP web services.
• Experience with Angular and React for front-end development.
• Familiarity with HTML/Javascript/CSS, XML/JSON, and SQL.
• Knowledge of JPA/Hibernate and Java web application development.

Responsibilities

• Design, implement, and unit test REST microservices with Java, Spring, and JUnit.
• Develop web applications with Angular that communicate with backend microservices.
• Write complex SQL queries and perform data modeling.
• Work collaboratively within a large, Agile development team.

Skills

Java/JEE

Spring Boot

REST/Web Services

Angular

React

HTML/JS/CSS

XML/JSON

SQL

JPA/Hibernate

Java Web App Dev

Education

Bachelor’s degree in CS or related field

Master’s degree (nice to have)

Tools

AWS

Eclipse

Visual Studio Code

Job description

SAIC in Ashburn, VA is seeking a part-time Java/JEE Developer (Entry Level) to join our team. The role focuses on building REST microservices with Java/Spring, developing Angular front-ends, and collaborating in an Agile environment.

The candidate will design, implement, and unit test software, write SQL queries, and contribute to data modeling in a large enterprise system. A Bachelor's in CS or related field is required, with exposure to J2EE/JEE a plus.