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Mid Level Java Developer

Posted 4 days ago

software technologyOak Ridge (NJ)

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About the role

Job TitleOver 5 years of experience in Technical Solutions Architecture and design leadership. Knowledge of technologies used in building scalable, distributed systems in virtualized cloud environments. Experience in building fault-tolerant, high-performance architecture. Experience with engineering best practices, including use of design patterns, and code reviews. Experience with micro-service architecture. Strong API design, development, and management. Experience in building REST or GraphQL endpoints. Experience with platform security including Authentication/Authorization, API Gateway, and SSL termination. Experience with telemetry systems, APM alerting and monitoring. Experience in continuous integration and delivery. Experience with unit testing and automation frameworks. Extensive understanding of Kubernetes, Helm, microservice architecture and design, and best practices around multithreading, networking and performance tuning. Expert level knowledge and understanding of Java, Spring Boot, Kafka, Cassandra, Rest API, and Spark. Ability to build products with focus on testability, someone who loves test coverage (well versed with Mockito and JUnit).A disciplined approach to development, code review, testing, documentation and code structure in a team environment. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. You can communicate effectively in both independent and team environments.
Required Skills: Java, Spring/Spring Boot, REST Basic Qualification: 5+ years of Java Development experience. Additional Skills: 5+ years of Java Development experience. Potential to convert to full time Background Check: Yes.
Notes: Must be able to go onsite 2x per week in either Hoboken, NJ or Dallas, TX.

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