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Java Back-End Developer (Java/ Spring/ Web Service/ NoSql/Kafka)

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redolentSunnyvale (CA)

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Back-End Developer (Java, Spring, Kafka) We are actively looking for a Java Developer in Sunnyvale, CA. Job duties include developing innovation strategies, processes, and best practices. Driving the execution of multiple business plans and projects, supporting and ensuring business objectives are met, leading the discovery phase of medium to large projects to come up with high-level design, leading the work of a small group of 3 to 4 engineers for assigned engineering projects, leading and participating in end-to-end service implementations, data feeds ingestion, and orchestration, designing and implementing low latency services, promoting and supporting company policies, procedures, mission, values, and standards of ethics and integrity, and troubleshooting business and production issues. Strong Java/J2EE, SpringBoot, Kafka, design pattern, event sourcing, and event-based architecture. Cassandra, SQL, NOSQL database experience. Knowledge of technologies used in building scalable, distributed systems in virtualized cloud environments. Develop high performance and scalable solutions that extract, transform, and load big data. Working with continuous development environments and decent knowledge of CI/CD pipelines.

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