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Java Developer-

Posted 9 days ago

argyle infotechBentonville (AR)

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Java Developer Bentonville, AR (onsite 5 Days) Look for ex-Walmart
Rate: 40/hr C2CLanguages: Java, Spring boot, Cloud - Skills and experiences:
We are looking for candidates with max 5-6 years of total experience in Java development4 plus years of experience with hands on development, testing and troubleshooting of complex backend Java programs Java: Strong programming skills in Java, including object-oriented programming principles, design patterns, and familiarity with Java frameworks. Spring Boot: Hands-on experience in developing Spring Boot applications, including dependency injection, ORM (Object-Relational Mapping), and REST API development. Microservices: Understanding of microservices architecture and experience in building and deploying microservices-based applications. Cloud: Strong familiarity with Azure, GCP or AWS cloudCI/CD: Familiarity with Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) practicesSQL: Proficiency in writing SQL queries, managing databases, and understanding of relational database concepts. Strong problem-solving abilities, good communication (written & verbal) skills, and the ability to work effectively in a team are also important for this role. Should be able to articulate past projects and do on the fly troubleshooting/ write logic during evaluation Please share profile to kirakumar@argyllinfotech.

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