Senior Specialist - Architecture
ltmJacksonville (FL)
About the role
Job Title: Sr. QA Architect
Work Location: Jacksonville, FL
Job Description:
Design develop and implement Java based microservices following industry best practices and architectural standards.
Collaborate with cross functional teams including product QA and DevOps to deliver high-quality microservices.
Ensure the performance scalability and reliability of microservices in production environments.
Participate in code reviews and promote adherence to coding standards.
Stay current with emerging technologies and apply them to improve microservices architecture.
Troubleshoot and resolve issues in both development and production environments related to microservices.
Roles and Responsibilities:
Lead the design and architecture of Java microservices components and frameworks.
Develop reusable and modular microservices components to accelerate delivery timelines.
Collaborate closely with DevOps and QA teams to ensure smooth deployment and testing processes.
Mentor junior developers on Java microservices best practices and architectural pattern.
Define and enforce coding standards guidelines and best practices for microservices development.
Analyze system requirements and translate them into scalable technical solutions aligned with microservices architecture.
Drive continuous integration and continuous delivery CICD processes for microservices applications.
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