Software Developer II - Web Application

GAMA-1 Technologies; Greenbelt (MD); On-site; USD 90,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Job summary

GAMA-1 Technologies is seeking a Software Developer - Web Application II to build and maintain configuration management processes while developing intuitive, high-performance web applications that transform complex meteorological data into clear, interactive experiences in a remote work environment.

The candidate will design responsive user interfaces, create geospatial visualizations, and connect frontend and backend systems through RESTful and GraphQL APIs, all while optimizing performance

Qualifications

• Experience building web apps with strong UI focus.
• Ability to create geospatial visualizations and map data.
• Proficiency in RESTful APIs and GraphQL.
• Cloud services experience, preferably AWS.
• Familiarity with testing for reliability and accessibility.

Responsibilities

• Design responsive user interfaces.
• Create geospatial visualizations.
• Connect frontend and backend via RESTful and GraphQL APIs.
• Optimize performance across devices.
• Ensure accessibility and reliability through testing.

Skills

Responsive UI design

Geospatial visualization

RESTful APIs

GraphQL APIs

AWS cloud services

Testing

Accessibility

Collaboration with designers

Job description

About the Opportunity

GAMA-1 Technologies is seeking a Software Developer - Web Application II. In this role, the Software Developer - Web Application II will bring structure and innovation together by building and maintaining configuration management processes while developing intuitive, high-performance web applications that transform complex meteorological data into clear, interactive experiences in a remote work environment.

The candidate will design responsive user interfaces, create geospatial visualizations, and connect frontend and backend systems through RESTful and GraphQL APIs, all while optimizing performance across devices and ensuring accessibility and reliability through testing. Working closely with designers and leveraging cloud services from Amazon Web Services, success in this position looks like delivering scalable, user-centered solutions that make sophisticated weather data easy to understand and use.