Java with Node, Python and Strong AWS
Java with Node, Python and Strong AWS
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Designs, builds, and maintains APIs in a cloud-based micro-services architecture. Re-platforms existing applications to API, cloud, and micro-services architecture with minimal impact to consuming applications.
- Provides senior-level expertise in an initiative to build or re-platform select business services as APIs for internal and external consumption
- Defines the bounded context for conceptual API models. Writes specifications for APIs.
- Provides leadership and guidance to technical team on developing solutions that integrate with existing IT systems and satisfies business needs
- Develops automated tests for functional, performance, and security testing using TDD methodology
- Implements instrumentation for monitoring product health, business metrics, and consumption patterns
- Thoroughly understands and complies with IT policies
- Angular (version 8-14+)Node.jsNest.jsGraphQLAWS (specific service examples):LambdaCloudFrontECS Fargate
- DynamoDbS3 Buckets
- CloudFormationCloudHealth & Cost-tagging
- Python (used very little)
- Observability (i.e. Splunk, Honeycomb, X-Ray, UIPath)
- Nrwl Nx (Monorepo Tooling)
- Open Telemetry
- Specializations that'll make an immediate impact:
- Advanced experience developing REST and GraphQL microservices in Node.js using the Nests or Express.js frameworks
- Advanced experience with Angular, JavaScript ES6, TypeScript, HTML, CSS and SCSSExperience with developing Java REST services – Spring, Jersey
- Experience with test automation and test-driven development practices and frameworks – mutation testing, functional testing (NodeJS), mock frameworks (Mockito, etc.), and contract testing
- Experience with API management platforms, design standards, and patterns
- Familiarity with app containerization using DockerStrong knowledge of AWS development/cloud/engineering standard methodologies
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