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AWS/Java Senior Software Engineer

Posted 4 days ago

software technologyDallas (TX)

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About the role

Senior Software Engineer (Java/AWS)BMO Financial BankChicago IL, Naperville IL, or Dallas TX (onsite 2 days per week).Interview Process = 1-hour Technical Interview (Coding/Design), 1-hour Behavioral Interview (Communication, Product/Agile processes) Experienced Java hands on developer - 8-10+ years • Very good analytical skills being able to translate business problem to technical solution • Experience in dealing with non functional and scaling issues. • Experience with developing in AWS environment and using AWS native tools like Lambda, S3, ECS to name a few. • Experience in integrating with systems using REST, SOAP, MQ and other integration technologies and understand when different integration technologies are used when • Experience in data formats like XML, JSON. • Experience in basic relational database skills (not a database administrator) • Experiences in writing simulators, unit testing and testing API using tools like Postman, SoapUI. • Resource should be well versed with integration patterns. The project involves integrations between different systems. • Be able to understand transaction management and compensation techniques if things fail. • Be able to understand and analyze API between systems, document the mapping of field levels, sequence diagrams and any other UML technical specs/documentation. • Not looking for Solutions Architect or Developer or Business Analyst. • Not looking for coordinators/release managers. • Understanding cloud based integration is a plus. • Ability to work in a high paced environment • Experience in Treasury Payment Services/Commercial Banking Domain is a plus • Familiar with both waterfall and agile development methodologies • Maintain good communication, interaction/team player with project success as the goal.

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