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David Careers

Java/Microservices Developer

Posted 2 days ago

purple drive technologiesIrving (TX)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

Purple DriveJava/Microservices Developer Share Contractual IRVING PDT - 7865 08/21/2025
Overview: JAVA/Microservices Developer Must Have Technical/Functional Skills
  • 4+ years of strong development experience
  • 4+ years of experience writing enterprise level REST/SOAP services with Spring Boot Microservice
  • 4+ years of experience working with Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, MongoDB or Cassandra
  • Experience deploying applications to the cloud using AWS, Azure, or CloudFoundry
  • Familiar with messaging frameworks like MQ and Kafka
  • Experience in creating and maintaining containers with Docker and Kubernetes
  • Excellent understanding of development concepts and SDLC methodologies
  • Strong knowledge of OOP concepts, design patterns, and continuous delivery principles
  • Strong customer focus, excellent problem solving, and analytical skills
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Ability to work independently, plan, organize, prioritize and meet deadlines in a rapidly changing environmentRoles & Responsibilities
  • Design and implement secure and robust REST APIs using Java Spring Boot
  • Participate in design sessions with fellow programmers, business analysts, and other team members to analyze business requirements and outline the proposed IT solution
  • Experience in Core Java & EE, Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Spring Security
  • Working knowledge of CI/CD tools & process (GIT/Bitbucket, Maven, Gradle, Jenkins, Sonar), scripting languages (Bash, PowerShell). Knowledge of Microservices & Layered (SOA/MVC) ArchitectureSkills: MYSQL, SQL SERVER, SPRING SECURITY, GRADLE, AZURE, SPRING MVC, KUBERNETES, MAVEN, CORE JAVA, SOAP SERVICES, JAVA, AWS, SDLC METHODOLOGIES, GIT, SONAR, DOCKER

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