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Java API Developer

Posted 3 days ago

jconnect infotechIrving (TX)

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About the role

Java Api Developer
Location: Charlotte, NC or Minneapolis, MN or Irving TX Duration: Fulltime
Job Description:
  • 10+ years of experience in Java EE design and development preferred Java 8 but not mandatory.10+ years of experience in REST API & Springboot design and development
  • Knowledge in API security risks and microservices resilience
  • Good to have GraphQL implementation knowledge
  • Experienced in Git, Jira, Jenkins, and test automation
Responsibilities:
  • Implement and deploy API solutions while demonstrating expertise in a number of areas including cloud computing, API design and development, Design, build, and maintain features end-to-end in the business banking platform
  • You would ensure the technical designs are clear, well thought out, and considers dependencies, failure states, maintainability, testability and ease of support
  • You would contribute to the architecture of a complex online banking platform.
  • You would be working on migrating our microapps to Azure cloud platform.
  • You would make design/coding decisions keeping customer experience in the forefront.
  • Takes feedback from code review and apply changes to meet standards.
  • Conducts code reviews to provide guidance on engineering best practices and compliance with development procedures.
  • Accountable for ensuring all aspects of product development follow compliance and security best practices.
If you are interested, please send me your updated resume ASAP with below details: Full Name: Current Location/Zip: Contact Number: E-Mail Id: Visa/Work Permit Status: Expected rate: Notice Period/Availability to Start: Willingness to relocate to the job location : Preferred Interview timings (Specify Time zone): Education Details (Bachelor’s degree/ Year of Passing/ University): Overall Experience Summary: LinkedIn URL:

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