Senior Full Stack Developer
global channel managementCharlotte (NC)
Senior Full Stack Developer
Posted 9 days ago
global channel managementCharlotte (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior Full Stack DeveloperCharlotte, North Carolina, United States$ 73.00 - 74.00 (US Dollar) Senior full stack developer needs 5+ of professional experience in JEE Application server with Tomcat based applications using Core Java, preferably with JDK 1 Senior full stack developer requires: Strong problem-solving skills; able to logically break down a problem into smaller manageable parts to solve Spring framework, Spring boot Familiarity with concepts of MVC, JDBC, and RESTful. Conceptual understanding of HTTP and RESTful services Version control and Java-build tools (such as Git, Ant, Maven, Gradle, and Jira) preferred experience with the CI/CD pipeline Applied knowledge of API Development using REST and/or SOAP Knowledge of database design, administration, and architecture, experience with MySQL, relational and non-relational data stores Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, MIS or equivalent combination of education and experience Experience with Unix / Linux System administration Experience monitoring, performing diagnostics and troubleshooting of JVMs and middleware technologies Experience shell scripting with Linux Nice to have: Experience with MySQL Replication Experience with ETL Strong knowledge of SQL query writing and database performance tuning Experience with Cloud infrastructure; AWS (preferred) or GCP Familiarity with microservice architectures, design patterns, and monitoring tools Experience with AWS a plus; working knowledge of containerization technologies including Docker and Kubernetes Experience with networking concepts and technologies such as F5 and Amazon ELB Experience with streaming platforms such as Apache Kafka Experience with data engineering platforms such as Apache Spark a plus Front-end experience with HTML 5, CSS, JavaScript, and mainstream frameworks (Angular, React) Experience with Snowflake
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