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Sr. Java Developer

Posted 44 days ago

cedent consultingDallas (TX)

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Senior

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About the role

W2Job Description:-The candidate must have hands-on experience with enterprise level software development, integration, and implementation of Microservice architecture. The ideal candidate will have a good foundation of the Java, JEE platform, Microservice Architecture, REST, Angular, Typescript, Web Content Accessibility/USDS, UX, and SQL/data modelling. The candidate must demonstrate a willingness to learn new cutting-edge technologies and overcome technical challenges in a fast-paced environment. The candidate will provide design, and implementation expertise to a cross-functional software development team. Experience At least 13-15 years of related experience
Additional Requirements: Need someone who is hands on and very good with Microservice development using Java Spring Boot and Docker. Knowledge coding with Python and Node.js is desired. Candidate should have hands on experience with UI technologies like Angular 2.x and React JS as well as experience in CSS3 and using front-end libraries like Bootstrap and MaterialAWS experience is strongly desired including working knowledge of EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda and other services. Working knowledge in CI/CD environment and Git repositories is needed.
Department: Preferred
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