Interviews will be held the week of June 15th.   The start date is the first week of July.  

The EPA is looking for a Java programmer to be a dedicated resource  to meet seeral software project goals for support of Agency Liscensing and compliance goals in Division of Material and Waste Management.   

The selected resources should be a solid Java programmer, with agile experience, self motivated, excellent interpersonal skills, .   

The Programmer is responsible for analysis, design, coding, component and assembly testing of all application code owned by the Application Team. Programmers typically are involved in maintenance (including production support), enhancement and development work. Programmers have a range of skills and knowledge of the technologies used and applications supported by the Application Team. The Programmer works with the Functional Architect and Technical Architecture Specialist on an as needed basis to ensure that design and code meets customer requirements.

This position will be a dedicate resource in support of Our Division of Material Waste management (DMWM) supporting enhancement to current systems and building new services  - offering services for Compliance registration and licensing of solid waste facilities via our eBusiness portal and supporting internal processing functions for workflow and reporting 

PR5

Years of Relevant Experience:

10 plus years

Java 1.7

knowledge of Angular, boostrap, Agile 

Preferred Education:

4 year college degree or equivalent technical study with advanced study preferred.

Role Description:

All roles specified in PR4 plus the following:

•Proven track record of hands-on technical design and code work within large complex systems.

•Proven hands-on technical work with a variety of technologies.

•Demonstrated technical expertise integrating a variety of diverse technical environments and cross-platform technologies.

•Proven experience mentoring and performing supervisory functions for technical teams.

•Ability to make best practice recommendations based on past work.

•Proven ability to present complex technical constructs to business and non-technical users.

•Proven ability to collaborate with business users, project managers and technical architects.