Java Developer
riimHouston (TX)
About the role
Senior Java Developer Client is in Banking & financial domain. Your duties will include but not be limited to:building out platforms to scale with the ever-growing performance, data, regulatory and product driven requirements of our businessesdeveloping, testing and deploying code and performing release planning and executionbuilding relationships with business stakeholders to develop solutions for effective integration with upstream and downstream systemsarchitect design, implementing and testing solutions for new components or modifications to existing functionalityperforming peer code reviews and participating as a member of a global distributed team. To be successful in this role you will have: Good software design and application architectural practices within the context of Java and Java Script development Strong working knowledge of Java. Working knowledge of cloud/related technologies like Kubernetes, AWS.experience in relational databasesexperience in data structures and algorithmsexperience with code modularity and component de-coupling through APIsMultithreadingSpring/Spring bootexperience with working within automated testing environmentsknowledgeable with SDLC tools (e.g. Bamboo, JIRA, GIT, Confluence)working knowledge of the banking & finance industry
Selection process includes: Code exercise.
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