Senior Java Developer
About the role
- Supports the entire software development life cycle including support and maintenance.
- Responsible for code asset management for applications, and support and promoting asset reuse.
- Performs unit/integrated completed system testing according to detailed functional specification.
- Supports the implementation of systems into production.
- Assists team members performing system maintenance, and support tasks.
- Support responsibilities include debugging and developing/troubleshooting a solution for our in-house applications.
- Debug and do RCA, understand the code flow and application functions
- Fix/update the existing code if required which should be well designed, testable, efficient code
- Support continuous improvement by investigating alternatives and technologies.
- Ensure SLAs are adhered to resolve issues in timely manner.
- Utilizes accepted methodologies and tools in a disciplined manner.
- Experience in Tomcat, RabbitMQ, Hibernate and working with NOSQL databases is a plus.
- Expertise in Spring, Spring Boot, RESTful Web Services, Microservice Architecture, Docker/Kubernetes/Containers, JDBCUnderstanding of AJAX/Javascript, HTML5, CSSSolid Knowledge of SQL development and performance tuning.
- Experience in agile development
- Experience in using JIRA, Rally and any other agile and software development tools such as Jenkins and Git.
- Thorough familiarity with source control tools like github.
- Experience in developing APIs for mobile applications is a plus.
- Working experience in Kafka platform is a plus.
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
What you're on now and what would make you move. We negotiate better when we know both.
Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
