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Java Architect with Ecommerce Domain Experience

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Job Title: Java Architect with Ecommerce Domain Experience
Experience: 12+ Years
Job Description: We are seeking aSenior Java Full Stack Application Architect / Java Enterprise Architectwith 12+ years of experience in designing and leading large-scaleeCommerce and Digital Transformationinitiatives. The ideal candidate should have strong expertise inJava, Spring Boot, Microservices, Enterprise Architecture, and System Integrations, along with experience leading architecture teams and collaborating across multiple business and technology stakeholders.
Required Skills: 12+ years of IT experience with Java technologies Strong hands-on experience inJava, Spring Boot, Microservices, REST APIs Experience witheCommerce platforms and digital transformation projects Expertise inEnterprise Architecture and System Integration Knowledge ofKafka, Docker, Kubernetes/OpenShift Strong understanding of Microservices Design Patterns Ability to lead architecture teams and coordinate with cross-functional teams Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
Preferred Skills: React, TypeScript Headless/Composable Commerce Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC) AI-powered solutions Mandatory Keywords: Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, Enterprise Architecture, eCommerce, System Integration, AWS, Kafka, Docker, Kubernetes.

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