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Java Full Stack Developer

Posted 2 days ago

career soft solutionsMcLean (VA)

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About the role

Java Full Stack Developer with AI
Location: McLean, VA (Onsite) Contract
Role Overview: Seeking an experienced Java Full Stack Developer with AI exposure to design, develop, and deploy enterprise applications using modern Java, microservices, cloud, and front-end technologies.
Required Qualifications: 7+ years of experience in designing and developing applications using Java 8+/J2EE, Spring, Spring Boot, RESTful services, and UI frameworks. 2+ years of experience in designing and developing microservices using Spring Boot and REST APIs. Strong knowledge and experience with ORM frameworks such as JPA/Hibernate. Good knowledge and experience with Docker and Kubernetes. 2+ years of experience with at least one UI framework: Angular or ReactJS. 1+ year of experience in designing and implementing cloud-based solutions across AWS services such as EC2, IAM, S3, Lambda, etc. Good knowledge and experience with any RDBMS/PostgreSQL. Strong experience with the DevOps toolchain: Jenkins, Artifactory, Maven/Gradle, and Git/BitBucket. Good knowledge of technical concepts including security, transactions, monitoring, and performance. Experience with AI-driven solutions, Python, LangChain, and LangGraph will be highly valuable for enterprise applications using modern Java, microservices, cloud, and front-end technologies.

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