Full Stack Developer

2 days ago

Lafayette, LA, United States LED FastStart Full-time

AWS Full Stack DeveloperCGI is seeking an AWS Full Stack Developer to join a small, collaborative development team supporting the modernization of a legacy application within a financial services environment. This role will focus on transitioning an existing application toward its target state platform, with hands on responsibility for application analysis, development, enhancement, unit testing, and integration. The ideal candidate brings strong Python development experience, hands on AWS knowledge, and experience working across backend, database, and web application technologies. The developer will work closely with technical and business team members to understand requirements, develop reliable solutions, and support the successful modernization of a business critical application.
This position is required in one of the following locations: Lafayette, LA, Knoxville, TN, Columbia, SC, Birmingham, AL.
Required qualifications to be successful in this role:5+ years of hands-on Python development experienceExperience developing and supporting applications in AWS environments, including relevant AWS servicesJava development experience, particularly with enterprise applications and integrationsStrong SQL skills and experience working with relational databasesExperience with Angular or similar modern front end frameworksExperience modernizing, migrating, or transitioning legacy applications to modern platformsUnderstanding of full software development lifecycle practices, including requirements analysis, development, unit testing, troubleshooting, and deployment supportExposure to AI technologies or AI enabled application developmentExperience working within Agile/squad based development teamsFinancial services or other highly regulated industry experience is preferredBachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or a related technical field preferred, or equivalent relevant professional experience.

Skills:
Amazon Web Services Cloud, Angular, Java, RESTful (Rest-APIs), Spring Boot