Lead Full Stack Developer (Java + Angular)
ace stackCharlotte (NC)
Lead Full Stack Developer (Java + Angular)
Posted 9 days ago
ace stackCharlotte (NC)
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About the role
Lead Full Stack Developer (Java + Angular)
Location:
Charlotte, NC / Plano, TX / Atlanta, GA Employment Type: Full-TimeWe are looking for a Lead Full Stack Developer with deep expertise in Java (backend) and Angular (frontend) to drive the design and development of scalable, enterprise-grade web applications. This role involves hands-on coding, architecture contributions, and technical leadership of development teams in an Agile environment. The ideal candidate combines strong engineering fundamentals, modern UI development skills, and experience building high-performance microservices-based systems.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead the design, development, and deployment of full stack applications using Java and Angular
- Develop scalable RESTful microservices using Spring BootBuild dynamic, responsive UIs using Angular (v10+), TypeScript, HTML5, CSS3Provide technical leadership, code reviews, and mentoring to developers
- Collaborate with product owners, architects, and DevOps teams
- Drive best practices in coding standards, security, performance, and scalability
- Implement CI/CD pipelines and support cloud-native deployments
- Optimize application performance and troubleshoot production issues
- Ensure adherence to SDLC, Agile/Scrum, and DevOps processes
Required Skills & Experience:
- 10+ years of software development experience
- Strong expertise in Java 8/11/17, Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Spring Security
- Hands-on experience with Angular, RxJS, NgRx, and SPA architecture
- Experience building microservices architecture
- Strong understanding of REST APIs, JSON, HTTP protocols
- Experience with SQL/NoSQL databases (Oracle, MySQL, MongoDB, etc.)
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