API Developer
highbrow technologyCharlotte (NC)
API Developer
Posted 5 days ago
highbrow technologyCharlotte (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Title: API Developer
Location:
Atlanta, GA / Raleigh, NC / Charlotte, NCProject Duration: Long Term Contract -W2USC Only Inperson Interview: Atlanta/Raleigh or Dallas, TX
Job Description:
- Strong understanding of Open Banking and API specifications FDX, FAPI, REST API, OAUTH 2.0, OpenID Connect and proficiency with leading Open Banking platforms
- Extensively worked on Caching, Flow Hooks for the governs, key value maps
- Well versed with best practices for Open Banking API and APIGEE platform and Implement requirements of the API layer like security, custom analytics, throttling, caching, logging, monetization
- Different security patterns, Encryption/Decryption algorithms
- Good understanding of AWS or any other cloud service
- Good understanding on CICD, container based deployment, test automation etc.
- Brainstorming new features, improvements and enhancements, troubleshoot complex problems, to recommend appropriate actions
- Sense of ownership, integrity demonstrated through clear communication and positive action, post-production support
- Strong analytical skills, ability to interpret data and trends, diagnose problems, and recommend action plans to resolve issues
- Experience working in Agile and DevOps environments, comfortable managing concurrent activities in a fast-paced, results-driven environment
- Participate in design, develop, configure, and troubleshoot proxy APIs and policies using APIGEE Edge/X, and escalated support of Truist's complex solutions. Technology Stack:
- Java (8 or 17), Spring Boot, JPA/Hibernate, AWS SQL, Unix Scripting, Visual scripting for Pipeline, JSPAgile, Rally, Jira, Messaging Systems (MQ and JMS)
- Git Lab, Git Hub, Respository, Artifactory
- Any SQL based DB - MySQL/Oracle/Postgre SQLIf interested ? Please share your resume to ( Manikandan.b@highbrowtechnology.com )
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