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Software Developer

Concord USA, LLC · St. Louis Park, MN telecommuting permitted

Education
Bachelor's in Computer Science or related discipline
Experience
6 months
Wage
$110,926–$110,926 per year (from the posting)
First / last seen
2026-09-26 / 2026-10-16

Experience must include

JavaSpring BootRESTful APIsJSONcontainerized servicescloud infrastructurerelational databasesNoSQL databasesdistributed messaging systemsunit testsintegration testsmonitoring

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Where this job is advertised

National Labor Exchange (state job banks, via usnlx.com search) swa live
first seen 2026-09-26 · posted 2026-09-21

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Application instructions (verbatim)

Applications/resumes should be directed to immigration@concordusa.com and/or mail to Attn: Elena N. Williams 1600 Utica Avenue South, Suite 650, St. Louis Park, MN 55416. Include Ref No. CQA1.

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Why we think this is a PERM ad (92% confidence): This posting contains hallmark PERM characteristics: it names the employer (Concord USA, LLC) and specific worksite (St. Louis Park, MN with option to telecommute), states exact minimum requirements including "Bachelor's degree or foreign equivalent in Computer Science or related discipline and six months of experience" with specific skills listed, instructs applicants to email or mail resumes with a reference number ("Ref No. CQA1"), and includes the formal disclosure language typical of labor certification ads ("foreign equivalent," "related working in Business and/or IT experience"). The terse, form-like structure focused on minimum qualifications and application instructions rather than company culture further supports this classification.