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Java Developer

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advisory excellence groupConcord (CA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$81,000 - $118,000 per year

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About the role

The Java Developer we hire will help scale our infrastructure from thousands to millions of concurrent users. Net it out: internship, $81,000 - $118,000, 1 years, ownership of the technology outcome, and an Advisory Excellence Group team that has your back.
Key Responsibilities: Keep the Kotlin build pipeline green so Concord deploys never wait on a red light Architect fault-tolerant distributed systems leveraging Kotlin and Continuous Learning Troubleshoot and resolve production incidents across Continuous Learning-based applications Keep Advisory Excellence Group's RabbitMQ dependencies patched before the CVEs become incidents Drive the Attention to Detail incident postmortem that stops the Concord outage from recurring What You'll Bring The kind of listening that makes the other person feel heard 1 or more years steering technology projects end to end A solid foundation in Continuous Learning, refined over 1+ years Curiosity and a continuous drive to sharpen your technology craft Eagerness to take ownership and run with new responsibilities Working knowledge of RabbitMQ alongside transferable Attention to Detail chops Every product at Advisory Excellence Group reflects the detail-loving standards our Concord, CA team holds itself to. We give people autonomy early and trust them to ask for support when they need it. Beyond $81,000 - $118,000, Advisory Excellence Group offers a generous benefits package and the chance to lead projects that build your skills. The team in Concord is interviewing on a rolling basis, so early applicants get noticed first.

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