Java Full-Stack Developer Senior
$120,001 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$120,001 per year
About the role
- Design, implement, and unit test REST microservices with Java, Spring, and JUnitDevelop web applications with Angular that communicate with backend microservices
- Write complex SQL queries and perform data modeling
- Work collaboratively within a large, Agile development team
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science or related engineering field with 5+ years of technical experience
- At least 5 years of Java/JEE design and software development experience including designing, developing, and documenting large-scale enterprise software systems
- Java web application development required
- Spring BootREST web services
- RxJSTypescriptXML/JSONRDBMS (e.g. Oracle or PostgreSQL)SQLJPA/Hibernate
- AngularHTML/Javascript/CSSFamiliar with AWS
- Master’s degree in computer science or related field is a plus
- Experience with microservices architecture
- Experience with NoSQL databases
- Experience with Eclipse and Visual Studio CodeAgile development approach
- Good communication skills (writing and presenting)
- Strong initiative: must be able to take a high-level requirement, ask questions/seek clarifications, and get the job done
- Ability to work in a high-pressured, tight-deadline environment
- Superior written and oral communication skills are essential
- Must be able to multitask efficiently and progressively and work comfortably in an ever-changing data environment
- Must work well in a team environment as well as independently
- Excellent verbal/written communication and problem solving skills; ability to communicate information to a variety of groups at different technical skill levels
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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