Software Developer II – Backend
Jobtailor
14 days+
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Job summary
Jobtailor in Reston, VA, is seeking a software engineer to support back-end systems and developer APIs across devices. You will participate in Agile rituals, implement unit tests, and review code while focusing on scalable, secure software.
Required: BS in CS or related field with 5+ years of experience (or MS with 3+ years), strong API experience, MongoDB, Spring Boot, Redis, Java/JavaScript, HTML/CSS, and Linux. Join a collaborative team shaping technology-forward solutions.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related degree, and 60 months of experience, or MS and 36 months.
- Developing and managing APIs
- MongoDB
- Spring Boot, Redis, or similar
- Java/JavaScript, HTML, or CSS
- Software design patterns
- Secure software development practices
- Linux
Responsibilities
- Support back-end systems development
- Develop technology-forward software solutions
- Create and manage APIs across devices
- Develop unit tests and perform code reviews
- Participate in Agile rituals
- Optimize solutions for scalability and performance
- Collaborate with internal and external developers
Skills
API Development
MongoDB
Spring Boot
Redis
Java
JavaScript
HTML/CSS
Software Design Patterns
Secure SDLC
Linux
Agile
Education
Bachelor's degree in CS or related
MS in CS or related
Job description
Responsibilities
- Support back-end systems development
- Develop technology-forward software solutions
- Create and manage APIs across devices
- Develop unit tests and perform code reviews
- Participate in Agile rituals
- Optimize solutions for scalability and performance
- Collaborate with internal and external developers
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related degree, and 60 months of experience, or MS and 36 months.
- Developing and managing APIs
- MongoDB
- Spring Boot, Redis, or similar
- Java/JavaScript, HTML, or CSS
- Software design patterns
- Secure software development practices
- Linux
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