• Design, develop, and maintain full stack web applications. • Build and maintain RESTful APIs and third-party integrations. • Develop scalable backend services and responsive frontend interfaces. • Troubleshoot, optimize, and enhance existing applications. • Collaborate with internal teams to gather requirements and implement technical solutions. • Write clean, well-documented, and maintainable code.

• Support the company’s vital business by contributing to the design and development of software in an event-driven microservices environment • Develop microservices in Golang • Work with platform engineers to setup new services • Respond to production issues and alerts • When necessary, communicate directly with client technical teams

• Provide senior technical execution for enterprise API gateway engineering, modernization, migration, configuration, and production-readiness activities under an IRS program. • Guide gateway implementation patterns, migration approaches, configuration standards, validation evidence, and technical coordination across legacy IBM webMethods and target API gateway environments. • Configure or guide gateway configuration for routes, services, consumers, policies/plugins, certificates, authentication/authorization patterns, rate limits, logging, telemetry, and environment promotion. • Support API migration planning and execution, including API inventory review, migration wave sequencing, dual-run support, rollback planning, cutover readiness, and validation evidence. • Implement gateway-side Zero Trust, OAuth2/OIDC/SAML/JWT/mTLS, RBAC, token validation, and policy-enforcement patterns within IRS-approved cybersecurity boundaries. • Provide technical direction to Gateway Engineers on implementation, troubleshooting, documentation, release evidence, and validation tasks. • Coordinate with Government-designated architecture, cybersecurity, infrastructure, network, identity, ServiceNow, monitoring, and CI/CD teams. • Produce and review configuration baselines, migration packages, release evidence, operational runbooks, implementation steps, rollback plans, and knowledge-transfer materials.

• Provide technical leadership and subject-matter expertise in water and wastewater systems at North American manufacturing plants • Update and maintain a five-year, class IV capital spending strategy for optimal treatment processes, equipment infrastructure, and utilities • Coordinate a team of plant representatives, capital engineers, technical professionals, equipment vendors, and technical service providers focused on water sourcing, treatment, reuse, and wastewater handling • Facilitate a collaborative network of plant expertise to deliver business results while supporting environmental stewardship and sustainability goals • Ensure compliance with all environmental permits, regulatory requirements, and corporate sustainability commitments • Provide leadership to attract, develop, and retain top technical talent; foster an inclusive and high-performing team environment