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Java Technical Lead

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jconnect infotechCoppell (TX)

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About the role

Lead Engineer - Java, AWSMust Have Technical/Functional SkillsAt least 6+ years of strong hands-on experience in Java/MS development Prior experience of working as Technical lead for application development Experience of REST/SOAP API development Hands Experience of AWS Cloud services (S3 bucket, EKS Cluster, Event bridge, SQS, IAM role, AWS Serverless architecture etc) is a must. Hands Experience in AWS Cloud Formation templates Strong experience in SQL scripting Knowledge on Monitoring tools e.g., New Relic, and understand how monitoring tools fit in IT landscape Experience of working in Onsite|Offshore model Experience in PythonDesign, build, and manage pipeline for software builds, and deployments
Roles & Responsibilities:
  • Design, develop, and implement advanced solutions to solve complex business problems across various domains.
  • Provide Production support services
  • Experience of working in Onsite|Offshore model
  • Ability to identify Automation opportunities and implement
  • Able to provide best practice for Support processes
  • Able to take transition from incumbent vendor
  • Able to document technical architecture and Integration
  • Knowledge on Java Tech stack
  • Able to plan different Maintenance-Adaptive, Perfective, Corrective & Preventative

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