Saxon Global
Software Engineer
Saxon Global, Maryland Line, Maryland, us, 21105
Software Engineer
Client - Maryland, Judicial Information Systems (JIS)
Work Auth - All Except H1B
Hybrid Schedule - (2) days remote / (3) days in office
Contract length - 1 year
Rate: Best Buy
JOB DESCRIPTION
1. Design and Development:
a. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design and implement software solutions.
b. Apply event-driven design principles to build scalable and resilient applications.
c. Develop microservices using Spring Boot.
d. Create responsive user interfaces using React.
2. Message Brokers:
a. Work with RabbitMQ for message queuing and event streaming.
b. If experience is in Kafka, understand the architectural differences between RabbitMQ and
Kafka.
c. Implement message producers and consumers.
3. Deployment and Infrastructure:
a. Deploy microservices to Kubernetes clusters, utilizing CI/CD pipeline.
b. Monitor and troubleshoot production systems.
c. Optimize application performance and scalability.
4. Quality Assurance:
a. Write unit tests with a goal of 85% coverage and participate in peer code reviews.
b. Conduct system testing and debugging activities.
5. Documentation and Communication:
a. Document technical specifications, architecture, and design decisions.
b. Design shall include sequence diagram for major use cases.
c. Collaborate with product managers, designers, and other engineers to define requirements
and deliverables.
6. Reporting
a. A weekly report communicating project progress and status.
b. Weekly time reporting on JIS provided forms, and any additional reports as assigned by the
supervising manager.
event-driven design
Spring Boot
microservices architecture
Kubernetes
React
Elastic search
RabbitMQ
Kafka
Client - Maryland, Judicial Information Systems (JIS)
Work Auth - All Except H1B
Hybrid Schedule - (2) days remote / (3) days in office
Contract length - 1 year
Rate: Best Buy
JOB DESCRIPTION
1. Design and Development:
a. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design and implement software solutions.
b. Apply event-driven design principles to build scalable and resilient applications.
c. Develop microservices using Spring Boot.
d. Create responsive user interfaces using React.
2. Message Brokers:
a. Work with RabbitMQ for message queuing and event streaming.
b. If experience is in Kafka, understand the architectural differences between RabbitMQ and
Kafka.
c. Implement message producers and consumers.
3. Deployment and Infrastructure:
a. Deploy microservices to Kubernetes clusters, utilizing CI/CD pipeline.
b. Monitor and troubleshoot production systems.
c. Optimize application performance and scalability.
4. Quality Assurance:
a. Write unit tests with a goal of 85% coverage and participate in peer code reviews.
b. Conduct system testing and debugging activities.
5. Documentation and Communication:
a. Document technical specifications, architecture, and design decisions.
b. Design shall include sequence diagram for major use cases.
c. Collaborate with product managers, designers, and other engineers to define requirements
and deliverables.
6. Reporting
a. A weekly report communicating project progress and status.
b. Weekly time reporting on JIS provided forms, and any additional reports as assigned by the
supervising manager.
event-driven design
Spring Boot
microservices architecture
Kubernetes
React
Elastic search
RabbitMQ
Kafka