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Java Microservices Developer

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acestackIrving (TX)

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Java Microservices DeveloperLocation: Irving, TX (ONSITE) FTE ONLYApplication Developer to Design, Build and Configure Applications to Meet Business Process and Application Requirements in AppDesign and build software systems that have well-defined interfacesCommunicate with the tech lead to understand the technology thoroughlyPerform unit and system testingWork in an agile environmentAble to demonstrate a high level of coding skills to handle complex scenariosDeep understanding and experience in designing for scaleExperienced in Micro services architecture and Java with a good understanding of design patterns, Spring Boot frameworkExpertise in RESTful web services, and includes Advanced JavaScript architectureKnowledge of MongoDB, KubernetesExpertise in Java, J2EE Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Eureka, Spring Cloud Gateway, Spring SecurityDeep understanding of service design for Cloud environment and related technologies Dockers, Kubernetes, AWS and OpenShiftExperience with web servers Nginx and application server Tomcat. Knowledge of TLS, SSL certsThorough understanding of distributed systems architecture and exposure to multiple technical disciplines including: Unix, Linux and WindowsDatabases (Postgres, Oracle and SQL) High-Availability, Redundancy, Clustering, Disaster Recovery, Load BalancingNo SQL databases Mongo

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