Software Development - Analyst II
- Salary
- $60–$65/hrUSD per hour
- Hiring from
- United States
- Work type
- Hybrid
- Posted
- Sep 18, 2026
Salary Range: $60.00 To $65.00 Hourly Senior Developer (Angular – Java/AWS integrations) Employment Type: Full-time Location: Hybrid Position Summary We are seeking an expert Angular developer to design, build, and deploy scalable, cloud-native enterprise applications / services. You will perform end-to-end development using Angular for responsive user interfaces and integrate with Java and Spring Boot for secure backend microservices and use AWS for cloud infrastructure and serverless deployments. Key Responsibilities · Front-end development: Architect and build high-performance, accessible, responsive interfaces with Angular 12+, TypeScript, and RxJS. · Back-end Integrations: Integrate REST APIs and microservices built with Java 21+ and Spring Boot, Spring Security, and Spring Data, Deployed on AWS. · Cloud and DevOps: Provision, manage, and optimize AWS infrastructure using services such as Lambda, ECS, S3, API Gateway, and CloudFront. · Architecture and standards: Apply enterprise integration patterns, maintain strong unit and integration test coverage with Jasmine, and enforce clean-code practices. · CI/CD and collaboration: Work in an Agile environment, maintain automated pipelines with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and participate in peer code reviews. Required Qualifications · Experience: At least five years of software engineering experience building production-grade web applications. · Front-end: Advanced proficiency in Angular, TypeScript, HTML5, CSS3, state management with NgRx or RxJS BehaviorSubject, and REST API integration. · Java & AWS: Hands-on experience with Integrations to Java /Sprintboot backend on AWS Service like S3, Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, IAM, and serverless application design. · Tools: Familiarity with Git, Docker, Maven or Gradle, and CI/CD pipelines. Preferred Qualifications · Experience with Angular performance optimization and server-side rendering through Angular Universal.