Java Springboot/Kafka/Cloud Sr Engineer
Java Springboot/Kafka/Cloud Sr Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Our client needs a back end developer to support a marketing platform on Azure sql DB, streaming & data ingestion to the data mart.
- Design and develop reusable Microservice capabilities that meet customer requirements while upholding high standards of reliability, security, maintainability, and performance.
- Thorough understanding of fundamental software engineering and computer science principles: object-oriented development, Microservices, SOA, data access layer management, usability, debugging, and configuration management
- Perform software quality assurance, including integrated automated testing
- Build in monitoring instrumentation into applications
- Continually monitor industry developments in data developments tools, and products used in the continuous delivery model
- Lead solving complex problems and/or conduct complex analysis
- Provide explanations and information to others on difficult issues
- Coach, provide feedback and guide others
- Identify/quantify scope and impact of business changes on systems
- Worked in cloud infrastructure like Azure.
- 5 – 7 years of experience in Java
- Experience developing RESTful APIs or RESTful web services
- Experience using Java and the Spring Framework including Springboot, Kafka using any RDBMS or any DB. Preferably Azure SQLExperience building batch/back end applications based on Micro services Architecture
- Proficiency in Jenkins pipeline CI/CD, Github, Docker and Maven, Kubernetes
- Proficiency in Azure DevOps [Good to have]
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