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Apps Dev Technical Lead Analyst

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About the position

Citibank, N.A. seeks an Apps Dev Technical Lead Analyst for its Tampa, Florida location. Duties: Analyze complex problems at the design phase and evaluate technical feasibility of the application. Use Spring Boot and Spring MVC to evaluate the technical feasibility of requirements and develop software solutions. Participate in project planning to determine roadmap of development activities. Leverage OpenShift and Pivotal Cloud Foundry to build, deploy and scale applications. Provide product inventory management and risk assessment. Prepare design documentation for identified problems and devise feasible solutions. Perform mockup review and proof of concept to make evaluative judgements. Leverage Bitbucket, GitHub, Jenkins and LightSpeed to manage the source code and perform application deployment through continued integration and continued development. Integrate service application programming interface (API) with user interface (UI) layer, and follow best practices and coding standards to design, develop, test and deliver the product. Use AppDynamics and Dynatrace to monitor the application performance and user behavior. Review the test suite of automation scripts to ensure application quality and stability. Use Snyk to upgrade the component versions regularly to remediate the application vulnerabilities. Perform service code deployment through continued integration and continued development (CI/CD) pipeline and ensure code quality using SonarQube. Upgrade the component versions regularly to remediate vulnerabilities reported in Black Duck scan. A telecommuting/hybrid work schedule may be permitted within a commutable distance from the worksite, in accordance with Citi policies and protocols.

Responsibilities

  • Analyze complex problems at the design phase and evaluate technical feasibility of the application.
  • Use Spring Boot and Spring MVC to evaluate the technical feasibility of requirements and develop software solutions.
  • Participate in project planning to determine roadmap of development activities.
  • Leverage OpenShift and Pivotal Cloud Foundry to build, deploy and scale applications.
  • Provide product inventory management and risk assessment.
  • Prepare design documentation for identified problems and devise feasible solutions.
  • Perform mockup review and proof of concept to make evaluative judgements.
  • Leverage Bitbucket, GitHub, Jenkins and LightSpeed to manage the source code and perform application deployment through continued integration and continued development.
  • Integrate service application programming interface (API) with user interface (UI) layer, and follow best practices and coding standards to design, develop, test and deliver the product.
  • Use AppDynamics and Dynatrace to monitor the application performance and user behavior.
  • Review the test suite of automation scripts to ensure application quality and stability.
  • Use Snyk to upgrade the component versions regularly to remediate the application vulnerabilities.
  • Perform service code deployment through continued integration and continued development (CI/CD) pipeline and ensure code quality using SonarQube.
  • Upgrade the component versions regularly to remediate vulnerabilities reported in Black Duck scan.

Requirements

  • Requires a Bachelor’s degree, or foreign equivalent, in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field and 8 years of progressive, post-baccalaureate experience as a Senior Systems Engineer, Software Engineer, Associate, Sr Associate, Sr Programmer Analyst or related position involving software development using Spring Boot, Spring MVC and SonarQube.
  • 8 years of experience must include: Spring Boot, Spring MVC, OpenShift; SonarQube, AppDynamics; Black Duck, Snyk; Inventory Management solutions development; Risk assessment; Bitbucket, GitHub; Jenkins, LightSpeed.

Benefits

  • medical, dental & vision coverage
  • 401(k)
  • life, accident, and disability insurance
  • wellness programs
  • paid time off packages, including planned time off (vacation), unplanned time off (sick leave), and paid holidays
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