PingWind
Developer
About this role
PingWind seeks a full-stack developer to design and deploy modern web applications for federal government clients. You'll work remotely from Fort Knox, KY in an Agile environment, building cloud-native solutions using Java/Spring Boot, Angular, and AWS while maintaining active Secret clearance and Security+ certification.
What you'll do
- Develop full-stack applications using Java/Spring Boot backend and Angular frontend
- Build responsive UI/UX interfaces with HTML5, CSS, and modern templates
- Deploy and integrate applications in AWS cloud environments
- Design and consume RESTful APIs for system component communication
- Modernize legacy applications into cloud-native architectures
- Collaborate in Agile teams (SAFe, Scrum) and perform QA testing and debugging
What they're looking for
- Java and Spring Boot
- Angular, HTML5, CSS
- AWS cloud services
- Node.js
- RESTful API design and documentation
- SQL (Oracle, PostgreSQL)
- Git version control
- Agile methodologies (SAFe, Scrum, Kanban)
Benefits
- Paid federal holidays
- Comprehensive health and dental insurance
- 401k with employer matching
- Paid vacation and sick leave
- Continuing education assistance
- Disability, life insurance, and EAP support
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PingWind
PingWind builds SaaS/PaaS solutions and business intelligence dashboard systems, with work supporting government agencies including the Veterans Benefits Administration. The company is hiring quality assurance engineers, front-end developers, DevSecOps engineers, and business intelligence software engineers for roles emphasizing secure infrastructure, user experience, and data visibility.
View all jobs at PingWindLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a full-stack project where you built a Spring Boot backend and Angular frontend—what challenges did you encounter?
- Describe your experience migrating legacy applications to cloud-native architectures on AWS.