Lead Java Developer
techdigital groupIrving (TX)
Lead Java Developer
Posted yesterday
techdigital groupIrving (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview: Experience in finance domain.
Experience level:
9+. Must have skills: Java 8/11/17, Spring Boot, Microservices, Kafka and PL/SQL.
Responsibilities:
Lead Developer with strong programming skills responsible for design and development of Services/APIs using Spring Boot, Java, Apache Camel, OpenShift, AWS, API GatewayProvide assistance in estimating/scoping solutions meeting business requirements, and assist in incorporation of these into solution architecture documentsLead scoping and design sessions across cross-functional and cross regional teamsAnalyse, define and document system architecture and design for business processes, data, workflow, logical processes, hardware and operating system environment, interfaces with other systems, internal and external checks and controlsEnsure design of the integrated environment is capable of reaching maximum levels of availability, efficiency, scalability and securityProvide input into and lead the technical infrastructure designDevelopment of POCs and development templatesStrong understanding of CI/CD and DevOps principlesTechnical / Functional ProficiencyThe ideal candidate will have a total of 9+ years of experience in software development with a focus on API/Services development. Experience in one or more of following technologies is required - Spring Boot, Microservices, OpenShift, AWS, KubernetesExperience in API Gateway, like ApigeeExperience in JSON, XML, YAML, XSD, XSLT, and XPATHExperience on Messaging layer like Kafka, IBM MQ, JMS is desiredAbility to multitask between multiple projects
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