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Senior Java Developer

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teema groupFrisco (TX)

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Job Title: Senior Java Developer
Job ID: 90736
Location: New York, USA
What you will be doing: Software Development Develop, maintain, and enhance enterprise-level Java applications. Leverage the Spring Framework(Spring Boot, Spring Data, Spring Security) to build scalable and secure solutions. Write efficient, high-performance SQL queries and optimize database interactions. Develop multi-threaded applications to handle concurrent operations. Test-Driven Development (TDD):Write clean, testable code following TDD principles. Develop and maintain robust unit tests and integration tests. Ensure code quality through automated testing and peer code reviews. Domain-Specific Solutions: Collaborate with business analysts and stakeholders to translate financial domain requirements into technical specifications. Work on financial systems such as trading platforms, risk management tools, and settlement systems. Optimize applications for performance and low latency, critical for investment banking operations. Collaboration & Leadership: Mentor junior developers and provide technical guidance to the team. Collaborate with DevOps, QA, and product teams to ensure seamless delivery. Contribute to technical discussions and drive architectural decisions. Continuous Improvement: Identify areas for optimization and drive performance improvements. Stay updated onWhat you must have: Hands-on experience in Java development. Spring Framework(Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Spring Security).SQLand database performance tuning. Test-Driven Development (TDD)and writing unit/integration tests. Experience withmulti-threading, concurrent programming, and low-latency systems. Object-oriented programming (OOP), design patterns, and architectural principles. Problem-solving skills and attention to detail. A completed Bachelor’s degree. Requires a Green card

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