Full Stack Java Developer
linkedinCharlotte (NC)
Full Stack Java Developer
Posted 3 days ago
linkedinCharlotte (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
URGENT HIRING | Full Stack Java Developer | w2 position We are looking for an experienced Full Stack Java Developer with strong expertise in Java, React, MongoDB, and Kubernetes/OpenShift to join a long-term project.
Location: Charlotte, NC 28262 (Hybrid)
Duration: 18+ Months (Possibility of extension or conversion)
Experience: 10+ Years in Java Development
Work Authorization: US Citizens & Green Card Holders Only
Note: Local candidates only.
Required Skills:
Strong hands-on experience in Java development.
Frontend development experience with React.
Experience with MongoDB.Hands-on experience with OpenShift (OCP) / Kubernetes.
Preferred / Additional Skills:.NET development background is preferred.
Experience with SQL Server.
Pega or IBM BPM experience is required.
Experience with AI prompting; developing AI-related playbooks is a plus.
Interview Process:
- First round: 1-hour virtual interview with the RTM (afternoon availability preferred).Second round: Panel interview covering technical and behavioral skills.
- Interested candidates, please share your updated resume at:uma.revu@bytebridgetechnologies.comPlease DM me for further details.#Hiring #UrgentHiring #Java
- Developer #FullStackDeveloper #Java #React #MongoDB #OpenShift #Kubernetes #CharlotteNC #USCitizen #GreenCard #HybridJobs
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