About the role
Category: IT Services
Location:
For an international organization in New York, we are urgently looking for a Full Remote Senior API Developer - Azure. As Full Remote Senior API Developer, you are responsible for the design, creation, and delivery of a range of supporting APIs and Azure platform elements to support the implementation of a central API system for data synchronization/exchange between data platforms in a hub and spoke architecture model.
Candidates need to be able to work 4/5 hours per day in the normal office hours of New York, US. Example 9AM NY time equals 7:30PM. This role is open for employees and contractors
Tasks and responsibilities:
* Analyze, design, develop, as well as implement RESTful services and APIs; * Be involved in the development life cycle and perform definition and feasibility analysis; * Implement, integrate, and document a variety of software platforms through the REST API framework; * Apply the latest software design techniques and contribute to the technical design of new solutions; * Modify existing programs, prepare test data and functional specifications; * Troubleshoot issues and solve problems, identify potential process improvement areas; * Implement common APIs based on architecture guidelines and frameworks; * Write object-oriented, clean, and maintainable code; * Deliver quality results on time with minimal supervision;
Profile:
* Bachelor or Master degree; * +2 years of experience in a computing environment with multiple programming languages (Python, Java, JavaScript, Node.js etc.); * +1 year of experience with Azure Cloud portal; * Proficiency in working with Azure Data Factory, Azure Data Lake is required; * Familiarity with code versioning tools, like Git, SVN, and Mercurial is required; * Experience in creating REST API documentation using Swagger and YAML or similar tools is desirable; * Experience with Azure DevOps and Azure Purview is a plus; * Any professional certifications encouraged; * Fluent in English;
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