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Fullstack Developer (Backend Dev) - Locals Preferred

Posted 3 days ago

rootshellSan Jose (CA)

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About the role

Fullstack Developer (Backend Dev) Rootshell Enterprise Technologies Inc. is a recognized provider of professional IT Consulting services in the US. We are actively seeking Fullstack Developer (Backend Dev) for one of our clients.
Location: San Jose, CA (Onsite) Locals Preferred
Job Summary
Required Skills:
  • 5+ years experience designing, developing, and operating distributed systems and microservices leveraging Java, Spring Boot
  • Bachelor's degree in CS or related field; Master's preferred
  • Expertise in Java, SQL/NoSQL, REST, messaging, CI/CD pipelines, automated testing
  • Experience with payment systems, PCI compliance, security, encryption highly preferred
  • Design, build, and support reliable applications on AWS cloud (EC2, RDS, Lambda, API Gateway)
  • Implement scalable architectures using containers, Kubernetes.
  • Monitor, log and alert on application performance using CloudWatch, Datadog
  • Diagnose and troubleshoot issues efficiently in development and production environments
  • Hands-on experience developing and monitoring AI/ML models
  • Identify opportunities to apply AI/ML capabilities to solve problems
  • Advocate for engineering best practices around development, testing, deployment
  • Provide technical guidance and mentoring to less experienced engineers
  • Work cross-functionally with product, design, and leadership teams
  • With regards
  • Naveen | Talent Acquisition
  • Rootshell Enterprise Technologies Inc.

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