Technology Developer (Java Full stack, Cloud)
jconnect infotechPlano (TX)
Technology Developer (Java Full stack, Cloud)
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jconnect infotechPlano (TX)
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About the role
Technology Developer (Java Full Stack, Cloud)
Location: Seattle, WA/Plano, TX
Duration: Full Time
Job Description:
- Strong expertise in Core Java and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) principles
- Proficiency with the Spring Framework, specifically Spring Boot for microservices development.
- Hands-on experience with Microsoft Azure cloud services.
- Experience with SQL databases or NoSQL databases.
- Familiarity with Git, CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes and DevOps practices.
- Strong debugging, problem-solving, and clean code practices.
Roles & Responsibilities:
Design, develop, and maintain robust, scalable, and high-performance back-end services and APIs using Core Java and the Spring Boot framework.
Implement microservices architecture principles, ensuring services are independently deployable and maintainable.
Conduct thorough unit and integration testing using frameworks like Junit.
Write clean, maintainable, and efficient code following best practices.
Collaborate with product owners and QA to deliver end-to-end features.
Participate in code reviews, technical discussions, and solution design.
Troubleshoot issues across the full stack—frontend, backend, and database.
Deploy, manage, and monitor applications within the Microsoft Azure.
Ensure application performance, scalability, and security across all components.
Maintain documentation and support production incidents when required.
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