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Java Fullstack Engineer

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Job Title: Java Fullstack Engineer
Location: Irving, TX / Tampa, FLFTEJob Description
Must Have Technical/Functional Skills
Experience: 6-10 years in professional software development. Backend: Strong expertise in Java, Spring Boot, and REST APIs. Frontend: Component-based UI design. Database: Experience with Oracle database design and PL/SQL (including performance tuning).General: Strong understanding of API design, error handling, JSON/XML processing, and Agile methodologies (Scrum/Kanban).
Nice to Have: (Good to Have):Domain: Finastra LoanIQ concepts (data model, lifecycle, SDK/APIs, batch & notices).Messaging: Kafka, Tibco, IBM MQ.Cloud/Containerization: Docker, Kubernetes, Azure/AWS/GCP.CI/CD: Jenkins/GitLab, SonarQube, dependency scanning. Frontend: Proficient in Angular (TypeScript, HTML5, SCSS), RxJS.
Roles & Responsibilities: Application Development: Design and implement RESTful services using Java 11+ / Spring Boot. Develop responsive UIs with Angular (v12+), TypeScript, and RxJS. Model database schemas and optimize Oracle SQL & PL/SQL.Integration & Data: Build secure integrations with REST/SOAP APIs, handling XML/JSON. Implement messaging patterns and batch jobs. DevOps & SDLC: Work within Agile/Scrum methodologies, contributing to grooming, estimation, and demos. Utilize CI/CD tools (Jenkins/GitLab) and Git workflows. Collaboration: Partner with cross-functional teams and produce clear technical designs and API specifications.

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