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DT Professional Services · 12 hours ago

Software Engineer (Java)

United States

Full-time

Remote

Mid Level

$105K/yr - $130K/yr

3+ years exp

DT Professional Services is seeking a Software Engineer with strong IBM Maximo expertise or strong Java expertise to support the replatforming and modernization of mission-critical applications across federal environments. The ideal candidate will lead the modernization and cloud migration of enterprise applications and develop Java-based services and backend components.

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No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Lead and support the replatforming, modernization, and cloud migration of existing enterprise applications, including analysis of legacy architectures and transition to Azure-based solutions

Configure, customize, and extend IBM Maximo to support enterprise asset management, work management, and maintenance operations

Develop and maintain Maximo Business Objects (MBOs), automation scripts, workflows, and advanced configurations

Customize Maximo applications, UI components, and system behaviors to meet mission and operational requirements

Integrate Maximo and external systems using REST APIs, SOAP Services, middleware, microservices and Azure integration services

Perform investigative analysis of existing Maximo implementations to identify defects, performance bottlenecks, data quality issues and architectural improvement opportunities

Support Maximo-related data modeling, data migration to Azure SQL/cloud storage, validation and troubleshooting activities

Develop and enhance Java-based services and backend components using Java, Spring Boot, Spring Framework, JPA/Hibernate and related technologies

Implement cloud-native services and modernization components using Azure App Services, Azure Functions, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), Azure Integration Services, Azure DevOps, etc

Diagnose and resolve complex system issues by analyzing logs, data flows, integrations, and application behavior

Collaborate closely with functional users, systems owners, business analysts, and cloud engineering teams to translate mission needs into Maximo and application-level solutions

Participate in unit, integration, system and user acceptance testing for Maximo upgrades, patches, and modernized cloud deployments

Produce and maintain technical documentation covering configurations, integrations, designs, and cloud deployment patterns

Ensure all solutions adhere to DoD security, compliance, performance, and cloud governance requirements

Qualification

IBM MaximoJavaSpring FrameworkAzureREST APIsMicroservicesCloud-native architectureSDLC best practicesCommunication skills

Required

Active DoD Secret clearance or higher

Bachelors Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related IT field

3-7 years of experience as a software engineer supporting federal or DoD environments

One or more of the following: Strong IBM Maximo development experience, including configuration, customization and integration

One or more of the following: Strong Java development experience with ability to rapidly learn and apply Maximo development concepts

Hands-on experience analyzing, maintaining, or replatforming legacy or existing enterprise applications

Proficiency in Java development using Spring, Spring Boot, REST APIs, and modern backend frameworks

Ability to trace complex issues across distributed systems, integrations and cloud components

Familiarity with SDLC best practices and modern DevSecOps workflows

Strong communication skills, include the ability to produce clear technical documentation

Preferred

Experience supporting Navy technology/systems

Experience with Azure cloud services such as: Azure App Services, AKS, Azure Functions, Azure SQL / Cosmos DB, Azure Service Bus, Logic Apps, API Management, Azure DevOps (CI/CD pipelines)

Experience with microservices architecture, containerization (Docker) and Kubernetes

Strong understanding of databases, system integrations and enterprise data management

Experience with modern application architecture and cloud-native best practices