Java Full Stack Architect (React.js & Microservices) | Bothell, WA | 12+ Years
Java Full Stack Architect (React.js & Microservices) | Bothell, WA | 12+ Years
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- 12+ years of experience in Java Full Stack Development
- Strong expertise in Java / J2EEHands-on experience with React.jsStrong experience with Microservices
- Strong application architecture and solution design experience
- Solid understanding of REST APIs and distributed systems
- Experience with AI / Generative AI technologies
- Strong knowledge of Spring Boot and Spring Framework
- Experience with SQL and relational databases
- Strong understanding of cloud-native application development
- Experience with CI/CD, Git, and Agile methodologies
- Strong problem-solving, communication, and technical leadership skills
- Design and develop scalable full-stack applications using Java and React.jsDefine and implement application architecture and technical solutions
- Design and implement microservices-based applications
- Integrate AI/GenAI capabilities into enterprise applications
- Develop secure, scalable, and high-performance REST APIsLead technical design and architecture discussions
- Collaborate with product managers, architects, and engineering teams
- Conduct code reviews and provide technical guidance to development teams
- Troubleshoot and resolve complex application and architectural issues
- Contribute to cloud adoption, CI/CD, and modern software engineering practices
- Ensure applications meet standards for performance, scalability, security, and maintainability
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