Sr. Java Backend Developer | ONSITE - Scottsdale, AZ

Posted 3 days ago

kaavPhoenix (AZ)

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Software Developer

Work Location: ONSITE - Scottsdale, AZ - local candidates only!!

Interview Process: Onsite interview in Scottsdale, AZ required. End Client: SMBC (Manufacturers Bank)

Responsibilities:

Design develop and maintain robust and scalable software applications using Java Spring Boot MongoDB and related technologies
Collaborate with cross functional teams to understand business requirements and translate them into technical solutions
Architect and implement secure and efficient RESTful APIs and microservices
Integrate CICD pipelines and automate the build test and deployment processes
Ensure code quality through code reviews testing and continuous integration
Troubleshoot and debug production issues and provide timely resolutions
Stay updated with the latest industry trends best practices and emerging technologies

Required:

BS degree with 5 years working in coding testing and monitoring Masters degree is preferred
Proven experience as a Java Developer or Software Engineer with a focus on building enterprise level applications
Strong proficiency in Java Spring Boot MongoDB and related frameworks and libraries
Experience with cloud platforms such as Azure or Google Cloud including deployment and scalability considerations
Solid understanding of CICD principles and experience with tools like Jenkins GitLab CICD or similar
Familiarity with containerization technologies like Docker and container orchestration frameworks like Kubernetes
Knowledge of Agile development methodologies and experience working in Agile teams
Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills
Strong communication and collaboration abilities
Knowledge of observability platforms such as Splunk Datadog etc.

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