Java Architect
global business ser 4uIrving (TX)
About the role
Job Title: Java Fullstack Architect (React & Node)
Location: Irving, TX (On-site/Hybrid as applicable)
Key Responsibilities:
Lead the architecture, design, and implementation of full-stack applications using Java, React, and Node.js.
Collaborate with product managers, business analysts, and engineering teams to translate business requirements into robust technical solutions.
Define and enforce coding standards, best practices, and architectural patterns across full-stack projects.
Evaluate new technologies and frameworks to ensure the technology stack remains modern and efficient.
Mentor and guide development teams on complex technical issues, system design, and architecture decisions.
Ensure solutions are secure, scalable, maintainable, and deliver excellent user experience.
Work with DevOps and QA teams to streamline deployment, testing, and monitoring processes.
Document architecture, design decisions, and technical specifications.
Required Skills & Qualifications 10+ years of software development experience with at least 3+ years in an architectural or technical lead role.
Strong expertise in Java, React, and Node.js.
Experience with microservices, RESTful APIs, and serverless architectures.
Hands-on experience with cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, or GCP.Proficiency in SQL/NoSQL databases, caching strategies, and messaging systems.
Strong knowledge of CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, and deployment processes.
Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to communicate technical concepts to stakeholders
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