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Java API Developer

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purple drive technologiesPittsburgh (PA)

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Purple DriveJava API Developer Share Contractual PITTSBURGH PDT - 7982
Overview: Java API Developer 10 - 15 YRS Skill: Java API Developer Must Have Technical/Functional Skills: A Developer/ Lead must have experience in development and maintenance/support of Full stack Java applications. Strong Functional and Business Knowledge of Financial Domain. 8+ Years of experience in software development with strong focus on JAVA/J2EE technologies (Microservices, Springboot, Java) and frontend (Angular). Proven experience in developing/architecting microservices-based applications. Strong knowledge of Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Hibernate, Rest APT's. Hands-on experience with cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, Or GCP. Experience in Automation with Selenium and Kafka. Solid understanding of containerization technologies like OCP, Docker, Kubernetes. Experience In CI/CD pipelines, Git, Jenkins, And automated testing tools. Strong problem-solving skills. Exposure to Agile/Scrum methodologies. API Development - Monitoring experience of Production/QA using tools such as LogScale/Humio, Dynatrace. Glassbox, Adobe Analytics, ELK etc. UI Screens development using angular/node.
Nice to Have: Certifications in AWS/Azure/GCP or Java technologies. Experience with event-driven architecture, messaging systems like Kafka or RabbitMQ.
Roles & Responsibilities: Design software solutions to address business needs. Write code, test, and deploy software. Prepare technical and procedural documentation. Maintain and debug software. Assist with automating manual testing.

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