Java Back-End Developer
okaya infocomCharlotte (NC)
About the role
HelloHope you are doing good! Java Backend Developer Charlotte, NC (Hybrid) Full Time
Job description:
- Looking for a seasoned JavaJ2EE Developer Lead with 10 years progressive industry experience
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Engineering Computer Science Management Information Systems Computer Information Systems or related 5 years of work experience in a Scaled Agile environment Work history of leading daily agile routines and estimation of stories with minimal direction
- Analyzing designing and developing enterprise applications with Agile development methodology
- Designing building and maintaining REST based API platforms in a high-volume environment
- Experience with RedHat OpenShift or Docker and Kubernetes
- Expertise with complex SQL and query plans
- Experience with enterprise DevOps CICD and monitoring tools
- Working knowledge of GIT Hub or Bitbucket
- Has worked closely with product partners to on board the new functional requirements in the system
- Participating in code reviews and daily SCRUM
Required Skills:
oCore JavaoREST APIsoRedHat OpenShiftoDocker and KubernetesoSQLSecondary Skill:oJ2EEoApplication Architectureo Application Security
Skills:
Mandatory Skills : Docker, Java, Java Microservices, Java SpringBoot, MySQLGood to Have Skills : Kubernetes, Openshift Thanks, and Regards, Mayank Joshi Associate RecruiterOKAYA Inc418 Broadway #7195, Albany, NY 12207, USA+1 631 (248) 2594mayank.joshi@okayainc.com || www.okayainc.com
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