Java Full Stack Developer/Architect
acestackNew York (NY)
Java Full Stack Developer/Architect
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acestackNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Java Full Stack Developer/ArchitectLocation: New York, NYAngular, React, NodeJS, Python, JavaScriptFamiliarity with UI/UX Design and any databaseArchitect exp in designing the new applications/solutionsRoles & Responsibilities:1. Architecture Ownership and Vision- Oversee the complete architecture across front end, back end, APIs, data, and integrations.- Define reference architectures, technology standards, and design principles.- Make long-term decisions balancing scalability, security, cost, and speed while anticipating future needs and designing for extensibility.2. Deep Full-Stack Technical Expertise- Front End: Possess a strong command of modern frameworks like React and Typescript. Design performance, accessible, and secure UI architectures with Material UI components, setting standards for complex state management, authentication flows, and UX consistency.- Back End: Architect scalable services using Node.js or Python, design REST and event-driven APIs, and apply microservices patterns, resiliency, and fault tolerance.- Data Layer: Model relational and NoSQL databases using MongoDB or Postgres, and design data access, caching strategies, and data consistency models.3. Cloud, DevOps, and Platform Design- Architect cloud-native solutions on AWS, Azure, or GCP.- Design CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, and deployment strategies while building for high availability, disaster recovery, and cost optimization.- Embed observability, logging, and monitoring by design.4. Security and Compliance by Design- Apply secure coding and architecture principles.- Design authentication, authorization, and data protection models.- Ensure compliance with enterprise and regulatory standards.5. AI Integration & Next-Gen Technologies- Proficient with AI coding assistants, knowledgeable in AI workflow automation and intelligent data processing, and experienced with real-time technologies and message queues.
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