JAVA DEVELOPER
sidram technologiesCharlotte (NC)
JAVA DEVELOPER
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sidram technologiesCharlotte (NC)
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Senior
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JAVA DEVELOPER Location Charlotte, NC Hybrid / Onsite Employment Contract Experience 12+ Years Required SkillsCore Java / Java 8, 11, 17+ OOP, Collections, Multithreading, Java Streams Spring Boot / Spring MVC / Spring Framework Microservices & REST APIs Spring Data JPA / Hibernate SQL Oracle / PostgreSQL / MySQL / SQL Server Apache Kafka / Messaging Platforms AWS / Azure / GCP Docker & Kubernetes CI/CD Pipelines Git / Maven / Gradle / Jenkins / GitHub Actions JUnit / Mockito / Unit & Integration Testing Agile / ScrumNICE-TO-HAVESpring Security / OAuth2 / JWT Redis / MongoDB AWS EC2, S3, RDS, EKS, Lambda, API Gateway, CloudWatch Kubernetes / Amazon EKS Event-Driven Architecture Cloud-Native Development Performance Tuning / JVM Optimization System Design / Distributed Systems React / AngularKey ResponsibilitiesDevelop scalable Java/Spring Boot Microservices and REST APIs. Build integrations with internal and external systems. Implement Kafka-based asynchronous/event-driven solutions. Work with SQL and NoSQL databases and optimize queries. Containerize and deploy applications using Docker & Kubernetes. Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines. Implement application security using Spring Security, OAuth2 & JWT. Develop unit/integration tests using JUnit & Mockito. Troubleshoot production issues and perform root-cause analysis. Collaborate with architects, QA, DevOps, BAs, and product teams. Participate in Agile ceremonies and code reviews.
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