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Senior Java Developer

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riimHouston (TX)

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About the role

Senior Java Developer Client is in Banking & financial domain. Your duties will include but not be limited to: • building out platforms to scale with the ever-growing performance, data, regulatory and product driven requirements of our businesses • developing, testing and deploying code and performing release planning and execution • building relationships with business stakeholders to develop solutions for effective integration with upstream and downstream systems • architect design, implementing and testing solutions for new components or modifications to existing functionality • performing peer code reviews and participating as a member of a global distributed team. To be successful in this role you will have: • Good software design and application architectural practices within the context of Java and Java Script development • Strong working knowledge of Java. • Working knowledge of cloud/related technologies like Kubernetes, AWS. • experience in relational databases • experience in data structures and algorithms • experience with code modularity and component de-coupling through APIs • Multithreading • Spring/Spring boot • experience with working within automated testing environments • knowledgeable with SDLC tools (e.g. Bamboo, JIRA, GIT, Confluence) • working knowledge of the banking & finance industry
Selection process includes: Code exercise.

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