Java Springboot Developer
kforceIrving (TX)
About the role
Description: Kforce has a client in Irving, TX that is seeking a Java Springboot Developer.
Responsibilities:
- Work in a fast-paced, project-centered, team-oriented atmosphere * Visit clients outside of the nation to gather and specify needs * Create solutions that are high-quality, scalable, and maintainable, with an emphasis on backend systems and related technologies * Carry out unit and integration tests * Identifying and resolving bugs * Make sure you've developed enough test cases to ensure the design criteria are satisfied * Produce well-written documentation for each microservice * Constantly educate yourself on new approaches and technology * Disseminate your expertise inside the organization * Communicate with other developers * Creating and deploying microservices using the Spring Boot framework * Adherence to the whole Software Development Life Cycle * Interconnecting microservices with databases
Requirements:
- Spring Boot experience * Familiarity with software development design patterns: GIT, Swagger, PCF, and Rabbit MQ * Expertise in API technologies such as Rest Webservices * Previous experience writing unit tests with JUnit, Mockito, or PowerMock * Knowledge of markup languages such as JSON and YML * Working knowledge of quality and security scan technologies such as Sonar, Fortify, and WebInspect * Knowledge of the Agile approach Job Type ContractCompensation51 - $69
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