Accenture Federal Services
SCON Java Developer
About this role
Accenture Federal Services seeks a Java Developer to build web and backend applications for a credentialing/case management system serving federal agencies. You'll develop REST APIs using Java/Spring, Web 2.0 frameworks, and modern CI/CD practices while supporting next-generation federal engagement platforms.
What you'll do
- Develop and maintain Java/Spring-based REST APIs for credentialing and case management systems
- Build web applications using AngularJS, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Bootstrap
- Collaborate with development teams to design and implement enterprise-scale solutions
- Participate in continuous integration and deployment workflows
- Perform code reviews and contribute to quality assurance efforts
- Support federal service agency client engagement systems
What they're looking for
- Java (4+ years)
- Spring Framework
- REST API development
- AngularJS
- HTML/CSS/JavaScript
- Git version control
- JUnit testing
- Eclipse or similar IDE
Benefits
- Glassdoor Top 100 Best Place to Work recognition
- Professional development through certifications and industry training
- Collaborative team environment
- Growth and learning opportunities
- Wide variety of benefits package
- Meaningful impact on federal government missions
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Accenture Federal Services
Accenture Federal Services builds and maintains mission-critical technology solutions for the U.S. federal government, including cloud infrastructure, enterprise systems integrations, and cyber defense tools. The company is hiring DevOps engineers, full-stack developers, SAP specialists, and test engineers to support classified and unclassified federal government projects.
- Website
- accenturefederal.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a REST API you've designed in Java/Spring—what were the key design decisions you made?
- Describe your experience building full-stack applications with Java backend and AngularJS frontend. What challenges did you face?