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Software Developer - API

Posted 3 days ago

software technologyDallas (TX)

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About the role

Job Title 5+ years of experience in Java EE design and development preferred Java 8 but not mandatory. 5+ 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 Experience in agile methodology, and SCRUM/KABAN Experienced in Apigee, Istio, Kubernetes, Kafka. Exposure to Microsoft Azure is preferred. Experienced in financial application development preferred Good communication and collaboration skills to drive onshore/offshore development activities Self-motivated and keen to learn new knowledge Thorough understanding of a feature, the users impacted, the flows impacted and feature's purpose Ability to analyze the bigger picture, identifying and prioritizing with the aim to consider more than one domain within an analysis Thorough understanding of the business model in relation to current product focus area Adept with agile software development lifecycle and DevOps principles Ability to collaborate on all aspects of product development Technically proficient and able to define and fulfill solutions requirements for end user Able to communicate processes and results with all parties involved in the product team, including engineers, product owner, scrum master, third party vendors and customers Strong problem-solving and analytical skillsRequired Skills: Java, Spring boot, Rest APIAdditional Skills:

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