JAVA Developer/ Lead/ Architect
ventures unlimitedDallas (TX)
JAVA Developer/ Lead/ Architect
Posted 5 days ago
ventures unlimitedDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Java Developer/ Lead/ Architect Client's Digital Engineering practice is seeking a highly qualified Java engineer with experience developing and building high-performing, scalable, enterprise applications. You will be part of a digital software team that works on high-demand applications. Our engineers have a passion for high-quality, reliable and maintainable code. You will work side by side with product managers, designers, and clients, making decisions together in order to quickly deliver valuable working software to clients and their users. Our engineers are agile and retrospective, and not afraid to identify what we're doing wrong, so we can fix it, and what we're doing right, so we can improve on it.
Must have:
- 5+ years of coding experience in Java, Microservices, Spring Boot, API Development in any cloud environments such as AWS, Azure, PCF or GCPProficient in Core Java technologies & Spring framework
- Hands-on experience in the development of RESTFUL web services & Spring Boot based microservices
- Angular or React presentation framework experience
- Working experience in database and storage such as Oracle, MS SQL server, Mongo DB, or Redis, etc
- Understanding of digital transformation and Cloud computing such as AWS, cloud native application development
- Experience in Agile Methodologies
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