AWS Developer
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Third-person contractor responsible for developing cloud solutions on AWS using Java and Python, working independently to implement and integrate web applications and cloud services per enterprise standards.
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AWS Developer
Incorporated in 1997 and based in Troy-Michigan, Excyl is a full service recruiting firm specializing in the placement of Technology (IT), Engineering, Clerical and Light Industrial professionals
In this role, you will require having a good understanding of AWS services and strong experience working with AWS native services, that adheres to enterprise standards. Candidate must be able to work independently with a minimum direction.
Required qualifications to be successful in this role
· 6+ years of experience in Cloud Development, with particular AWS experience
· 6+ years of development experience in Java J2EE
· Proven experience implementing Web Applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
· Experience working with Maven, Spring, and JavaScript
· Experience working with Java coding in combination with AWS native services
· Experience working with Python, Shell Scripting & UNIX
· Experience working AWS implementations and integrating with cloud services
· Experience with DEV OPS implementation tools and Agile methodology
· Experience working with AWS native services
· Experience with AWS Cloud (LAMBDA, S3, Kinesis Stream)
Additional Information
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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