Top Entry Level Java Developer Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Develop and deploy Java Spring Boot microservices, REST APIs, automated tests, performance and chaos testing solutions. Manage EKS infrastructure, CI/CD workflows, monitoring, JVM and database optimization, and production support. Migrate TIBCO BW processes to Apache Camel and ActiveMQ Artemis, implementing resilient messaging and standardized exception handling. Maintain API documentation, testing records, and ServiceNow change-management tickets.

Design, develop, test, deploy, and support scalable Java and Spring Boot microservices. Build REST APIs, automated tests, Camel and Artemis messaging workflows, and resilient infrastructure on EKS. Collaborate on CI/CD, monitor production systems with Datadog, optimize performance, document APIs and testing outcomes, and manage ServiceNow deployment tickets. The role also involves migrating TIBCO BW processes to Apache Camel and supporting production installations across various U.S. locations.

Develop and maintain scalable Java backend systems using Spring Boot and microservices architecture. Collaborate with customer teams, review specifications, write clean code, participate in code reviews, document solutions, and troubleshoot and optimize backend performance, reliability, and security. The role also contributes technical expertise to training next-generation AI systems, though prior AI experience is not required.

Develop and deploy full-stack applications using Java, Spring, Angular, Oracle, and Azure. Responsibilities include building REST APIs and microservices, optimizing database performance, troubleshooting across the stack, participating in architecture and code reviews, and collaborating with QA, DevOps, UX, and product teams.

Develop full-stack software using Java and related technologies to support national security missions. Responsibilities include translating user and analyst requirements into user-friendly systems, applying continuous integration practices, collaborating through design sessions and documentation, and adapting architectures, languages, and libraries to mission needs.