Web Engineer III

Posted 8 days ago

johnson health techCottage Grove (WI)

Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Cottage Grove, WI •R&DJob Type Full-time

Description

Position Overview: Under the direction of Director of Web R&D, the Web Engineer is responsible for the design and development of a wide range of tools and web applications that comply with company policies and procedures. Duties include working with cross-functional teams and managers to develop applications specified by business and functional requirements. The Web Engineer will work to identify areas of improvement in the entire product life cycle of existing and new products.

Responsibilities: Develop web sites and applications using modern web development stacks Implement scalable applications that meet business requirements and can be distributed globally Lead in technical design of new sites and applications Define and enforce code standards and review other developers code Be a self-managing, full participant in cross-functional agile teams: define tasks and assignments and complete them by committed dates and timelines and help teammates do the same Support junior developers in code development skills as need arises Embrace new technologies and strive to follow best practices and procedures

Requirements

Education: Minimum of four-year degree computer science, engineering, information systems, or related field; OR equivalent experience.

Experience: 5+ Years of Development Experience 3 Years of Node.js, Python or PHP Professional Development 4+ Years of Relational Database Systems 4+ Years of NoSQL Databases (MongoDB)4+ Years of RESTFul API Consumption and Development

Benefits: We offer an excellent compensation package and team-oriented work environment with growth opportunities. Some of our outstanding benefits include: Health & Dental Insurance Company paid Life Insurance 401(k)Time Off benefits Product discounts Wellness programs Equal Opportunity Employer, including Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities

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