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David Careers

Java Full Stack Developer

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artechOmaha (NE)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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Senior

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$45-$50/hr

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description
Job ID: 111627-1 Job Title: Java Full Stack Developer
Location: Omaha, NE ONSITE Duration: 6 months Pay Rate: $45-$50/hr on W2/C2C Role Descriptions:
  • Assist in the design and writing of micro services interfaces between SaaS Claims application and on prem services. Utilize Customer standard CDK and development practices.
  • Design and develop Java Spring Boot microservices to support integration between SaaS Claims platforms and on-premises applications.
  • Build and maintain RESTful APIs and MuleSoft endpoints that enable secure and scalable data exchange.
  • Develop and support event-driven integrations utilizing Kafka for asynchronous messaging and system communication.
  • Deploy, configure, and maintain cloud-native solutions within AWS using approved organizational standards and AWS components.
  • Participate in Agile ceremonies, collaborate with technical and business stakeholders, and contribute to solution design discussions.
  • Create and execute unit and functional tests to ensure application quality, reliability, and compliance with development standards.
Skill Required: Java 8/11/17/21, Spring Boot, REST APIs SQL Server, PostgreSQL Kubernetes, Docker, Git, Jenkins AWS Cloud, Mulesoft/Kafka, Generative AI Fundamentals GitHub Copilot, Client Copilot Essential Skills: Java Full stack Developer (Java/Groovy| Spring Boot| Node JS Typescript & AWS)
Skills: Digital : Amazon Web Service(AWS) Cloud Computing~Digital : Node.js~Advanced Java Concepts~Digital : Spring Boot~Digital : Groovy - Grails
Experience Required: 10 & Above

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