Application Engineer - Mid

Position Overview

This position will support the modernization and migration of legacy web applications to a modern Angular-based architecture. This role will be responsible for developing, refactoring, testing, and integrating application functionality while working within established architecture, security, and development standards.

The ideal candidate has strong front-end development experience with Angular, can work across multiple application layers, and is comfortable working within an Agile development environment. The developer will collaborate closely with other developers, testers, technical leads, and Government stakeholders to deliver secure, maintainable, and high-quality solutions.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and migrate legacy application functionality to Angular using established architecture, design standards, and development patterns.
• Develop responsive user interfaces using Angular, RxJS, PrimeNG, HTML, and CSS.
• Analyze existing application functionality and legacy code to ensure business requirements are maintained during migration.
• Develop, modify, troubleshoot, and test application code.
• Participate in peer code reviews and incorporate feedback to improve code quality.
• Develop and maintain unit tests to validate functionality and identify defects early in the development lifecycle.
• Troubleshoot and resolve defects identified during development, integration, and testing.
• Collaborate with backend developers to integrate Angular components with Java/Spring services and REST APIs.
• Participate in Agile/Scrum activities, including sprint planning, backlog refinement, daily stand-ups, sprint reviews, and retrospectives.
• Review user stories and acceptance criteria to ensure requirements are clearly understood before development begins.
• Document technical solutions, development decisions, and application changes to support long-term sustainment.
• Collaborate with team members to identify opportunities to improve development processes, code quality, and efficiency.
• Support knowledge sharing and provide guidance to less-experienced developers when needed.
• Work independently while effectively collaborating within a small, geographically dispersed development team.