Java developer
argyle infotechChicago (IL)
About the role
Java Developer
Location: Chicago, IL (Hybrid)
Hire Type: Contract Implementation: TCS
Responsibilities:
- 8+ years development experience using Java, Microservices, SpringBoot, SQL and NoSQL databases
- Strong understanding of enterprise architecture and development patterns and best practices
- Design and develop cloud native applications using Java, Spring Cloud and other frameworks running on Microsoft AzureMoving applications from Pivotal Cloud Foundry (Tanzu Application Service) to AzureManage Layer7 API Developer Portal for API Management
Build and support Development Accelerators that integrate Application development best practices and patterns by working closely with Northern Trust Developer community.
Ensure that the applications delivered are aligned with Enterprise Architecture standards and patterns along with meeting non-functional requirements.
Provide guidance and mentor Application developers in Digital Shared Services team and other teams.
Strong understanding of REST APIs and how to use them in practice.
Strong experience deploying and hosting applications in containers and Kubernetes.
Experience in Single Page Applications using React/ReduxStrong Experience with continuous integration and collaboration tools like Azure DevOps, JIRA, Bitbucket, GitHub and Confluence.
Strong Experience with unit testing and test automation tools and frameworks like JUnit, Jasmine, Jest etc.
Knowledge of the financial services industry
Experience with PaaS such a Pivotal Cloud Foundry, AKS a plus
Technical Skills:
Spring Boot Microservices / Java / ReactJS / Kafka / Solace / Oracle / Liquibase / Layer7 API Developer Portal/ Kubernetes / Pivotal Cloud Foundry / AzureKiran Kumar kumars@argyllinfotech.com ARGYLL INFOTECH Inc Chicago, Illinois.
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