Integration Engineer Job requirement

Work Location: San Jose, CA or Lehi, UT (part of Provo–Orem, Utah Metropolitan area)

Start Date: ASAP

Duration: 12 months.

Experience required: Minimum 10 + years

Interview: Phone, Skype

Job Description:

  • Build web services and create integrations between applications using Snaplogic, Splunk, JSON, and HTML leveraging RESTful design principles.
  • Develop business-critical solutions using both client-side and server-side technologies.
  • Work as part of an Agile-scrum team to consistently deliver business relevant features, maintaining and owning whatever you deliver.
  • Research technologies that can be used to accelerate the building of our stack.
  • Write code to integrate open source packages into our stack & components that we build ourselves.
  • Write unit test code.
  • Participate in regular design, code and test reviews
  • Deploy our service and test it.
  • Collaborate with a team of engineers and product managers.
  • Work closely with security teams to ensure best practices are followed.
  • Investigate bug reports filed by our partners.
  • Communicate effectively with immediate management about features, risks, benefits and progress.
  • Write design documents and estimate schedule for the designated features.

What you need to succeed:

  • 7+ years of experience in software development or IT.
  • Proven experience using structured, disciplined approaches to solving technical, data, and logical problems at enterprise scale.
  • Experience with client-side technologies using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, and AngularJS.
  • Strong Java coding skills.
  • Focus on Quality (Unit Tests, Integration tests, Code Coverage) - experience with tools for e2e testing.
  • Experience with both relational, and NoSQL databases
  • Strong knowledge of infrastructure and application security.
  • Prior experience with or understanding of REST (or designing APIs) highly desirable.
  • Experience with a DevOps culture.
  • Working knowledge of continuous int...

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