Senior Full Stack Java Developer
SmarTek21 · Issaquah, WA
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Jul 15, 2026
Issaquah, WA
Jul 21, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
A senior full-stack role centered on building and maintaining enterprise-grade applications, with the backend work done primarily in Java using Spring Boot and Hibernate, and the frontend in ReactJS. The position involves REST and SOAP web services, SQL and JPA-based data access, and collaboration with offshore teams. Suits an experienced developer comfortable across the full stack in a Java-heavy environment.
Senior level · 5+ years · National · Bachelor's required
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How this req sits in the market our data
Rare in this occupation — lead with these, and say what you built with them.
Most people in this occupation already list these. Still required — just not what gets you shortlisted.
What the occupation pays Median $135,980 (middle half $105,210–$171,980).
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Why we read it this way (13)
No work location or city is specified in the posting; the CBSA is left blank. The mention of collaboration with offshore teams may suggest a US-based role but is not conclusive.
The JD requires a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field with no 'or equivalent experience' escape clause, so it is treated as a hard degree gate.
The 5+ years of Java experience is the stated role-level floor and is also captured as the years demanded on the Java skill, since the JD ties it directly to that technology.
React is listed as 'ReactJS or a similar UI framework' — alternatives populated with common substitutes (Angular, Vue); the capability itself is a hard gate.
Jenkins is listed under 'CI/CD tools like Jenkins' in the Must-Have section; the CI/CD capability is required and Jenkins is the named example, so it is marked required with no alternatives listed (the JD names only Jenkins).
Git is listed alongside TFS as interchangeable source-control options; TFS is captured as an alternative.
Mockito and JMockit are listed as interchangeable mocking frameworks; JMockit is captured as an alternative to Mockito.
Redis and Memcached appear together under Nice-to-Have as interchangeable caching options; Memcached is captured as an alternative.
Servlet, JSP, MVC, and Security frameworks are mentioned as enterprise app experience requirements but are generic Java platform concepts rather than distinctly named tools, so they are not emitted as separate skills.
Stored procedures appear in the Must-Have list alongside SQL/JDBC but are a database technique rather than a named tool; they are covered by the SQL skill.
Web accessibility standards appear under Nice-to-Have as a concept with no specific named tool or standard (e.g., WCAG), so it is omitted per the generic-concept rule.
Microservices architecture is listed under Nice-to-Have as an 'understanding of' — captured as preferred. No specific framework is named.
No compensation is stated in the posting.
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