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Senior Java Application Engineer

Remote, United States

Analyst1 is an industry-leading cybersecurity solution provider that specializes in advanced threat intelligence. Automated data ingestion and investigations transform security operations through superior threat analysis that also analyzes the effectiveness of countermeasures in a single platform

About the role 

As a Senior Java Application Engineer, you will be working in a collaborative environment where you will be encouraged to share your ideas, ask questions, and learn from your peers.  You will have a passion for web development, a willingness to try new things, and a strong desire to learn and grow. 

What you’ll do 

  • Work with a high quality and motivated team that swarms together to solve problems and still have the autonomy to design solutions.   
  • Develop and maintain the next generation of cyber intelligence software. 
  • Contribute to the bottom line and see impact with clients quickly.  

 What you’ll bring 

  • Senior level experience with Java (17+), Spring(6),  Hibernate/JPA, SQL. 
  • Proclivity to make complex problems simple. 
  • An automated test-mindset.  
  • Clear communication with ease in understanding challenging concepts. 
  • Passionate and energized by working as part of a fully-remote team. 
  • A strong belief in unit testing code.   

Bonus if you have

  • Experience with Angular (v2+), NLP, TensorFlow, GitHub Actions and/or Playwright 
  • Experience with  3rd party systems (Especially RESTful interfaces) Integrations. 
  • Experience designing software architecture. 
  • Experience analyzing system performance and implementing improvements. 

The US base salary range for this full-time position is $150k - $190k + Perks + Choice of Developer Laptop 

Analyst1 salary ranges are determined by role and level. The range displayed on each job posting reflects the minimum and maximum target for new hire salaries for the position across all US locations and could be higher or lower based on a multitude of factors, including job-related skills, experience, location and relevant education or training.

This position does not provide sponsorship

Why Analyst1 is a great place to work? 

  • We Do the Right Thing:  We show up putting our Integrity Above All Else, having Accountability and having Courage in Our Decision Making. 
  • We are Results-Focused:  We show up day-to-day being Results Driven, having Bias for Action, while maintaining the highest Excellence in Execution. 
  • We are Collaborative:  We have a Team-first – No Islands, Open Communication, Partnership Driven mentality. 
  • We are Compassionate:  We employ Empathy in Action, are Supportive Across the Organization and maintain an Inclusive Culture. 
  • We are Growth Minded: We encourage Continuous Learning, Embracing Innovation, and a priority to Invest in People. 

Perks

  • Competitive salary + Bonus / Commission 
  • Remote-First Culture 
  • Flexible Time Off Policy 
  • 401(k), Life Insurance, Pet Insurance, Pre-paid Legal Aid Options  
  • Full benefits package, including fully funded medical, dental, and vision coverage 
  • Week off from Christmas through New Year’s Day 

Analyst1 is an equal opportunity employer, and we welcome everyone to our team. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.

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