Senior Java Technical Lead
eteamEdison (NJ)
About the role
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Role:
Senior Java Technical Lead - RESTful API, Spring Boot
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We are seeking a Payments Backend Developer for the GPLT (Global Payments & Liquidity Technology) team. The candidate should have 8 years and above strong experience in Java backend development, microservices, Kafka/MQ, cloud-native applications, and payment processing platforms.
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Key ResponsibilitiesKey Responsibilities
" Develop and maintain Java microservices and payment applications
" Build scalable APIs and event-driven solutions
" Support payment modernization and cloud migration initiatives
" Collaborate with cross-functional teams throughout the SDLC
" Support deployments, production issues, and continuous improvement
Ideal candidate:
A hands-on backend engineer with strong payments expertise and experience building scalable, high-performance banking applications.
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Key Skills:
" Java 11/17/21, Spring Boot, REST APIs, Microservices
" Kafka, IBM MQ, Event-Driven Architecture
" Oracle/PostgreSQL/MongoDB
" OpenShift, Kubernetes, Docker
" CI/CD, Jenkins, Git, Azure DevOps
Payments Domain Experience (Mandatory):
Wire Payments, RTP, Fedwire, SWIFT, ISO 20022, Treasury Payments, Cross-Border Payments, Payment Hubs, or High-Value Transaction Processing.
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