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Java Developer

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ace stackNew Castle (DE)

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Java DeveloperLocation: New Castle, DE / Jersey City, NJ / Tampa, FLFull TimeJob DescriptionCore Development • Java (8/11/17) – strong hands on experience • Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Spring Data • Microservices architecture (service decomposition, API contracts) • REST APIs, JSON, OpenAPI / Swagger • Kafka producer, consumer, partitioning • MongoDb • Openshift / AWSDatabase & Data Layer • MongoDB • Document modeling • Indexing strategies • Aggregation framework • CRUD & performance tuningIntegration & Messaging • Experience with Kafka (preferred) • REST based integrations with upstream/downstream systems • Design, develop, and maintain Java based microservices • Implement RESTful APIs adhering to enterprise design standards • Develop and optimize SQL queries (E2 level) for transactional and reporting use cases • Design and manage MongoDB schemas, indexes, and queries • Ensure high availability, scalability, and performance of microservices • Apply exception handling, logging, monitoring, and resiliency patterns • Collaborate with Business Analysts, Architects, QA, and DevOps teams • Participate in code reviews, unit testing, and defect resolution • Support CI/CD pipelines, deployments, and production issues • Follow secure coding and compliance standards

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