Java Full Stack Architect
long finch technologiesNew York (NY)
Java Full Stack Architect
Posted 7 days ago
long finch technologiesNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
ONLY USC / GCNEED A JAVA ARCHITECT / NO LEAD/SENIORS PLEASEMust Have Skills: Java Spring boot, Angular Years of experience in each of the must-have skills: 10+ years of experience Certifications Needed: NoDetailed Job Description:
Key Responsibilities:
Lead the design, development, and deployment of payment applications using Spring Boot, Angular, and Microservices Architecture.
Design secure REST APIs and event-driven solutions.
Collaborate with business, product, architecture, and operations teams to deliver payment transformation initiatives.
Drive code reviews, technical mentoring, and adherence to engineering best practices.
Ensure application performance, security, scalability, and high availability.
Support CI/CD, cloud deployments, and DevOps practices.
Required Skills:
10+ years of hands-on experience in Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, Angular, TypeScript, REST APIs.
Experience with Payments Domain (ACH, Wire, SWIFT, RTP, ISO 20022, Card Payments, Merchant Payments).Expertise in Oracle/PostgreSQL, Kafka, Docker, Kubernetes, Git, Jenkins.
Exposure to cloud platforms (Azure/AWS/GCP) and Agile delivery methodologies.
Strong understanding of payment security, compliance, and transaction processing.
Experience leading distributed Agile teams and stakeholder management.
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