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David Careers

Senior Java Developer

Posted 3 days ago

argyle infotechBethesda (MD)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Senior Java Developer
Location: Bethesda, MD (Hybrid)
Client: Marriott
Visa: H1B, EAD, GC, USC
Duration: Long Term
Mandatory: Minimum 10+ years experience, Java/J2EE, SpringBoot, JavaScript, API, Gateway, EKS, Harness, swager Hub, Python and microservices
Job Responsibilities
Technical Expertise - Required: Architecture & Development: 10+ years of technical experience with Java/J2EE, SpringBoot, JavaScript, API Gateway, Redis, and microservices. Database & Caching: Extensive experience with NoSQL (Couchbase, MongoDB, Cassandra, DynamoDB) and RDBMS systems, plus caching strategies. Microservices & APIs: Expertise in REST and GraphQL based microservices, API orchestration, and integration architectures. Cloud & DevOps: Deep understanding of cloud-native solutions, containerization, DevOps, CI/CD, and monitoring tools, with AWS Solutions Architect certification or equivalent. Full Stack & Integration: Proficient in full-stack infrastructure, dynamic data handling (JSON, XML, REST APIs), and back-end services. Public Cloud: Experience designing solutions on public cloud platforms (AWS, Azure), including automation, performance engineering, and release management. Managed Services: Knowledgeable in IT outsourcing, managed services environments, and working with omni-channel integrations. Additional Skills & Certifications - Nice to have
Certifications: AWS Cloud Practitioner or equivalent, relevant technology certifications. Standards & Methodologies: Proficient in ITIL v3, Agile methodology, and the SDLC.

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