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General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. is seeking a Senior Microservices Developer for our 100% remote agile team supporting EPA customers. You will collaborate with government customers and GDIT developers to design modular Spring Boot services and integrate with legacy systems.
You will apply best practices for performance, security and CI/CD, document designs with Confluence, and mentor junior developers while solving complex data-flow challenges across microservices and databases.
Our 100% remote agile development team is looking for a Senior Microservices Developer to help us deliver top-quality development support for our Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) customers.
You will work directly with our government customers and with other GDIT developers and business analysts to create advanced software tools tailored to scientific applications. You’ll apply new approaches, principles, methods, techniques and tools compatible with the research environment within EPA. You’ll be a creative problem-solver, understand IT solutions from a users’ perspective and contribute to strategies for a modern integrated IT environment.
The API Developer requires in-depth knowledge of modular API design and persistence architecture using Spring Boot. The role involves collaborative interactions with EPA staff and contractors, ensuring architecture aligns with legacy systems and supports efficient data flow. The successful candidate will document design and implementation techniques using tools like Atlassian’s Confluence. The developer will optimize services for performance, scalability, and security while adhering to best practices. The selected candidate will resolve development and deployment issues, working closely with API developers, data engineers, and other technical staff to ensure seamless integration with existing databases and applications.
Bring your engineering expertise along with a drive for innovation to GDIT. You must have: