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Java Developer (Microservices, ReactJS, NoSQL, AWS) | REMOTE

Posted 5 days ago

kaavPhoenix (AZ)

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Java Architect 100% TELECOMMUTE
Responsibilities: Java Architect coordinates technology use in a project and streamlines processes to effectively meet business requirements A person in this role interfaces with several stakeholders including project and delivery teams as well as technical leads and architect to ensure alignment of technical requirements and architectureThey are responsible for ensuring quality timeliness and efficiency of deliverables by bridging architecture design and implementation processesThey facilitate specialized technical implementation of the architecture as per the business requirementsWork closely with business stakeholder data analysts and data engineering team to perform data transformationStrong problem solving skills to troubleshoot and resolve data issuesAbility to organize and lead meetings with business and operational data ownersAbility to make right visual choices build use of data blending featuresAbility to optimize performance of the reports and database structuresRequired: Minimum 10 years of experience in Java Microservices, ReactJS, Angular, NoSQLAbility to design and develop codes scripts using Java Microservices by connecting to varied data sourcesStrong Experience with Java Design Patterns Spring boot MicroservicesExperience with ReactJS Angular servicesExperience working on a public Cloud platform applicationsHandson experience on NoSQL databaseStrong communication skillsMandatory Skills : Hibernate, Java, Java SpringCloud, Microservices, Spring, Spring Integration, Spring Security, SpringBoot, SpringMVCMandatory Skills : Hibernate, Java, JavaScript, Microservices, React, SpringBootRequired Skills : JavaBasic Qualification :Additional Skills :Background Check : NoDrug Screen : No

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