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Arlington, VA

540 is looking for a Full Stack Developer that will be working on an existing Confluence-based application serving as a centralized, searchable, authoritative document repository. This application is in the process of being converted from its Confluence plugin-based model to a standalone Java- and Angular-based application. The ideal candidate is a full-stack developer with the ability to support and sustain this ongoing modernization effort by leveraging both front-end and back-end technologies.

This is a DoD project with multiple interrelated systems that support the Defense Acquisition community in making authoritative and trusted data and documentation available for analysis, oversight, insight, and decision-making over a large portfolio of acquisition programs. The team manages a central platform that stores authoritative acquisition documents, with front- and back-end tools supporting user interaction and reporting. 

Location: Must be local to the National Capital Region (NCR). This position offers significant remote flexibility, with occasional onsite meetings in Arlington, VA as required by the customer
Citizenship & Clearance Requirement: per client requirements, must be a US Citizen with the ability to obtain a DoD Secret clearance
Education Requirement: Bachelor’s Degree
540 Internal Thrive Level: Software Engineer II

WHY 540?

540 is a forward-thinking company that the government turns to in order to #GetShitDone. We do more than talk about it, we break down barriers to innovation and build impactful tech. We’re looking for someone with big ideas, who thrives on innovation and is a self-starter. If you love to learn about and work with new technologies, we want to talk to you.

REQUIRED SKILLS & EXPERIENCE

  • 6+ years of overall software development experience
  • 4+ years of experience with Angular development
  • 2+ years of experience with Java development
  • 2+ years of experience with developing plugins for Confluence
  • Experience providing Tier 3 support, debugging/troubleshooting issues in a production environment
  • Familiarity with unit and integration test best practices
  • Comfortable using collaboration tools such as Jira, Jira Service Desk, Slack and/or Confluence

NICE TO HAVE SKILLS & EXPERIENCE

  • Prior Agile / Scrum experience 
  • Knowledge of Java frameworks and tooling, such as Spring / Spring Boot
  • Experience with SQL (MySQL or PostgresQL) and/or NoSQL databases (MongoDB, Redis)
  • Familiar with API-first development patterns
  • Experience with text search / content analysis tooling such as Apache Tika
  • Experience developing in cloud environments (Azure a plus) and leveraging cloud-native services
  • Prior experience supporting or sustaining platforms in a federal or DoD environment, especially involving secure, regulated environments

BENEFITS & PERKS

  • Health, dental and vision insurance plans
  • Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
  • 401k with employer match
  • Company Sponsored Life Insurance, Short and Long Term Disability coverage
  • Flexible PTO + all Federal holidays off
  • Professional development opportunities (training, certifications, conferences)
  • Paid cloud developer accounts
  • Referral Bonus - good people know good people
  • Annual Social Events (540 week, hackathon, charity golf tournament, etc.)
  • Access to 540’s Washington Capitals & Nationals tickets

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