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Backend Software Developer

Posted 5 days ago

global channel managementAustin (TX)

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About the role

Backend Software Developer Austin, Texas, United States$ 59.00 - 60.00 (US Dollar) Or refer someone
About the Job: Backend Software Developer needs 10+ years of backend software development experience Backend Software Developer requires:
  • Experience in Identity Domain, User onboarding and profile management.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
  • Proficient in Java.
  • Proficient in multiple programming languages/scripting languages
  • Proficient in JavaRx, Reactive Spring or Functional programming
  • Solid understanding of distributed systems and cloud architectures.
  • Proficient in continuous integration process and tools.
  • Excellent skills in complex technical problem-solving.
  • Quality mindset with experience in writing test plans and automation
  • Ability to present technical problems to non-technical audiences.
  • Prior experience in developing orchestration platforms.
  • Experience working in a large engineering environment, coordinating across multiple teams, and leading organization-wide projects.
Backend Software Developer Duties:
  • Partner alongside software engineers and various cross functional team members to build, manage, perform and support various aspects of real time projects.
  • Develop applications to support various functions across Identity.
  • Leverage your existing skills while learning and implementing new technologies.
  • Identify additional areas of opportunity and means for knowledge sharing practices
  • Or refer someone

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