Java Technical Lead/Architect(TMA2001)
idealforceSanta Clara (CA)
Java Technical Lead/Architect(TMA2001)
Posted today
idealforceSanta Clara (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this on-site contract role in Santa Clara, you will lead the Java-focused technical efforts for a large enterprise project. You’ll drive architecture decisions, design reviews, and code walkthroughs while staying hands-on to ensure performance and scalability. You will work closely with cross-functional teams to shape the technical direction and deliver scalable solutions. This position offers the chance to influence the tech stack and engineering practices in a fast-paced environment.
Responsibilities:
Lead architecture decisions for enterprise Java applications Conduct design reviews and code walkthroughs Drive performance and scalability improvements Collaborate with cross-functional teams to align on technical direction Remain hands-on in development while guiding the team
Key requirements:
10-15 years in Information Technology At least 5 years in a tech lead role Proficiency with Java, JavaScript, J2EE, JSP, HTML5, Struts, jQuery, Hibernate Database experience Knowledge of caching (e.g., memcache) Strong OO design fundamentals Experience with scalable large enterprise applications Hands-on involvement with architecture decisions and code reviews Motivated and hardworking with leadership mindset motivated leadership hardworking Java JavaScript J2EE
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