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Java Developer

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esr healthcareChicago (IL)

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Java Developer Chicago, ILJava developer Chicago, ILRole 1: Java Back-end Developer Role 2: Fullstack Developer with Strong React Chicago, IL (Needed only Locals) Mandatory Skills: Java 21+ Microservices + Spring + Spring Boot + AWS/Azure + Kafka + React (Very Strong) Major DutiesLiaise with fellow developers Designing and implementing microservices which use the spring boot framework. Working in compliance with the full Software Development Life Cycle. Connecting microservices to interact with databases. Understanding of how streaming technologies work such as Kafka. Build Azure/AWS pipelines Identifying and finding solutions to bugs. Ensure you've written adequate test cases to verify design requirements are being met. Create well written documentation for the individual microservices. Knowledge/SkillsJAVA SDK8 or newer Microservices based on Springboot Development experience with ReactAzure or AWS Services their integration & Development Oracle or similar Database Agile Methodology Knowledge of full software development lifecycle Strong analytical and problem solving skills A positive goal orientated attitude with a focus on delivery Preferred/Recommended Familiarity with financial market/instrument/Trade lifecycle Ability to write SQL.Experience Bachelors degree in computer science or a related discipline Overall 10+ Years of Industry experience in IT.Experience in agile development methodology. Proven ability to collaborate with high-performing teams and individuals throughout the firm to accomplish common goals. Working Place: Chicago, Illinois, United States
Company: ESR Healthcare

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