Java Cloud Developer
software technologyDallas (TX)
Java Cloud Developer
Posted 3 days ago
software technologyDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Software Developer We are looking for a passionate, energetic member of an agile team to play a key role in development projects for American Airlines customer facing applications. You will have an opportunity to work across the products layers to deliver features and functionality as part of a highly collaborative, quality-focused team. This candidate must have strong technical skills as well as be a good communicator, and have an eye for technical excellence. Individuals who are able to contribute in all aspects of the development lifecycle as well as being vocal, committed, passionate members of a highly collaborative team will excel.
Skills / Experience:
- Experience with Java 8, Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry
- Knowledge of multi-threading concepts, TCP/IP, database, and REST-based JSON APIsExperience with build and deployment tools: Maven, Git, JUnitExperience building and working with DevOps Toolchains (SonarQube, Github actions, Jenkins)
- Demonstrates great communication skills and initiative to solve problems and convey solutions to peers and product owners
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills and problem solving skills
- Ability to work very closely with a larger development team of differing skillsets
- Experience and understanding of test driven development
- Experience with the scrum process
- Experience with Reactive Programming
- Experience with Event Driven architecture
Major Job Duties and Responsibilities:
- Develop new features in an iterative way that collectively form a larger application
- Modify and enhance existing software to add or change features, while constantly improving the codebase
- Participate in the estimation of work to be done as part of an overall agile process
- Coordinate application implementation and test functionality to ensure specifications are met
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