Java Microservices with AWS
han staffingHouston (TX)
About the role
Job ID: 25510913
Reference Number: 25-00438
Title: Java Microservices with AWS
Location: Houston, TX/Plano, TX /NJ, TXPosted Date: 2025-05-12
Contact: Rishabh Pandey
Contact Email: rishabhpandey@hanstaffing.comContact Phone: (551) 795-0621
Company: HAN Staffing Job Description:
Design, Developer and maintain high-quality Java applications Collaborate with cross functional teams to define, design, and delivery new features Write Clean, scalable and efficient code following best practices. Troubleshoot, debug and resolve software defects and issues. Participate in code reviews to maintain code quality and share knowledge. Stay updated with emerging trends and technologies in software development Contribute to all phases of the development lifecycle from concept to deployment to support Ensure the performance, quality and responsiveness of application.
Required Skills:
- 8 years of hands-on coding experience, primarily in Java and J2EEProficient in Core Java, J2EE, and Spring Boot with Strong coding Skills
- Experienced in defining test scenarios and automating unit and integration testing.
- Skilled in performance testing and code optimization
- Knowledgeable in MQ, Kafka and message parsers.
- Proficient with Oracle and Cassandra databases.
- Experienced in build and deployment processes using Bitbucket, Git, Jules and CLOUDPossesses excellent problem-solving skills attention to detail, and strong communication and teamwork abilities.
- Familiarity with front end technologies such as EXTJS and React JS is a plus.
- Certification in Oracle JDK11 or JDK17 is a plus.
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