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Senior Full Stack Java Developer with UI/UX

Posted 4 days ago

anvetaEdison (NJ)

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About the role

Senior Full Stack Java Developer With UI/UXNYC - 3 days a week onsite work Onsite Interview Mandatory Local Candidates OnlyNeed a Full Stack Java Developer with strong experience in the data engineering space to help build and integrate data-driven intelligent solutions into the business processes. This role will involve a close collaboration with the team of data specialists, application developers and product managers.
Required skills:
  • 10+ years of experience in the US as a Full Stack Java Developer
  • Design, develop and deliver Java-based APIs and Microservices using Spring Boot, AWS and Streaming technologies like Kafka.
  • Experience with UI/UX Design and Development
  • Some experience with Graph database (Neo4j)
  • Experience working with Angular
  • Experience working with SQL, building stored procedures, functions, and data warehousing solutions
  • Experience with Salesforce CRM Eco-System
  • Exposure to Business Intelligence tools like Tableau CRM, Cognos, PowerBI, etc.
  • Exposure to ETL and Data Engineering tools like Mulesoft, StreamSets & Databricks
  • Experience in developing TDD/BDD unit-tests and work with Quality Assurance team members on defect triage and resolution
  • Must have experience working in the Financial Services and Investment Banking domain
  • Proactively participates in Agile ceremonies like sprint Planning, Backlog Grooming, etc.

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