iSphere
Senior Java Developer
iSphere - Austin, Texas, us, 78716
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Senior Java Developer - Austin, TX (25% Remote)
Duration:
12+ Months Type:
W2 or C2C Location:
Austin, TX (Must be local or relocate)
iSphere is seeking an experienced
Senior Java Developer
for a long-term opportunity with one of our top-tier public sector clients in Austin. This position supports critical enhancements to a statewide reporting system and requires a developer who thrives in collaborative, fast-moving environments with complex data structures and evolving business logic.
What You'll Be Doing: Enhance and maintain an enterprise Java application (PCS SCOR EI) with a focus on backend logic, front-end UI updates, and reporting integrations Analyze system requirements, study workflows, and collaborate with users to define new features and resolve system issues Design and implement scalable Java-based solutions using Spring, RESTful services, and SQL Extend system data models and reporting functionality (Crystal Reports and Power BI) Follow agile practices for development, testing, code reviews, documentation, and on-call support as needed Maintain compliance with code coverage, security, and quality standards Must-Have Skills:
8+ years of Java development using
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) 8+ years of experience developing on
J2EE platforms 8+ years of experience writing complex
SQL
queries for relational databases 8+ years of experience with
RESTful web services
using the
Spring framework Deep knowledge of
Spring AOP , including
transaction management
and
security Solid experience with
JUnit
and test-driven development Nice to Have:
4+ years of experience with
Angular
or similar front-end frameworks Familiarity with
Crystal Reports
and
Power BI
for enterprise reporting Previous experience working in public sector environments
Why Apply? You'll be working on a highly visible application that directly impacts statewide reporting and operational transparency. This is a chance to make meaningful contributions while enjoying a stable, long-term role with partial remote flexibility.
12+ Months Type:
W2 or C2C Location:
Austin, TX (Must be local or relocate)
iSphere is seeking an experienced
Senior Java Developer
for a long-term opportunity with one of our top-tier public sector clients in Austin. This position supports critical enhancements to a statewide reporting system and requires a developer who thrives in collaborative, fast-moving environments with complex data structures and evolving business logic.
What You'll Be Doing: Enhance and maintain an enterprise Java application (PCS SCOR EI) with a focus on backend logic, front-end UI updates, and reporting integrations Analyze system requirements, study workflows, and collaborate with users to define new features and resolve system issues Design and implement scalable Java-based solutions using Spring, RESTful services, and SQL Extend system data models and reporting functionality (Crystal Reports and Power BI) Follow agile practices for development, testing, code reviews, documentation, and on-call support as needed Maintain compliance with code coverage, security, and quality standards Must-Have Skills:
8+ years of Java development using
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) 8+ years of experience developing on
J2EE platforms 8+ years of experience writing complex
SQL
queries for relational databases 8+ years of experience with
RESTful web services
using the
Spring framework Deep knowledge of
Spring AOP , including
transaction management
and
security Solid experience with
JUnit
and test-driven development Nice to Have:
4+ years of experience with
Angular
or similar front-end frameworks Familiarity with
Crystal Reports
and
Power BI
for enterprise reporting Previous experience working in public sector environments
Why Apply? You'll be working on a highly visible application that directly impacts statewide reporting and operational transparency. This is a chance to make meaningful contributions while enjoying a stable, long-term role with partial remote flexibility.