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As a Back End Developer, you will contribute to improving the Air Force's capabilities by developing microservices using Java and Spring Boot on Azure. This involves backend/API development, engaging with stakeholders, and possibly full-stack development in the future, focusing on data integration and maintainability.

The Solutions Architect will define and implement technical architecture for an Air Force project, focusing on scalable cloud and API integrations. Responsibilities include developing APIs and microservices, documenting requirements, and collaborating in Agile environments. The role requires strong communication skills and an ability to drive projects independently while leveraging modern technologies.

The Full Stack Engineer will help USCIS build applications using modern open-source technologies hosted on AWS. Responsibilities include working on a DevOps team, developing and testing features, and optimizing systems for improved integration and stability, ultimately enhancing the immigration experience.

The Senior Data Engineer will develop a cloud-based data transformation and workflow solution for the U.S. Army. Responsibilities include managing data pipelines, data security governance, and delivering high-quality software. The role entails communicating design decisions to different audiences and requires extensive collaboration across teams to solve complex problems.

The Back End Developer will enhance web capabilities for the Air Force by developing microservices using Java and Spring Boot on Azure. Responsibilities include building, testing, and deploying cloud-based applications that share critical maintenance data through APIs, with an emphasis on backend and integration development, while potentially expanding to full-stack development in the future.

The Back End Developer will enhance integration and web capabilities for the Air Force by creating cloud-based microservices using Java and Spring Boot. The role involves back-end development focused on data sharing across Air Force systems, with future opportunities for full-stack work.