Lead Developer/Architect
Lead Developer/Architect
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design, code, unit test, and deploy multi-tenant, highly available software components using a variety of open-source technologies. Associate will need to be able to analyze requirements, code, and issues to devise strategies and understand solutions.
- Actively participate in requirements, architecture, and design meetings. Associates should be flexible, eager to learn, creative, and stay motivated.
- Communicate well in person, over email, and via instant messenger within the team and with other development teams to improve quality, advance standards, and handle issues.
- Work efficiently and collaboratively in an Agile (Scrum or Kanban) team environment.
- Be self-directed and able to prioritize your own workload.
- Be willing to learn new skills whether they are directly tied to software development, software testing, server maintenance, or web application release and delivery.
- Experience in Java8, Spring Boot, Rest Webservices, and Design experience with JSON, experience in web technologies like Ext JS, Node JS, TypeScript, API engineering
- Experience in following AWS services: EC2, S3, or Azure cloud
- Top 3 skills (must be showcased on a resume):Java, J2EE, Spring boot, mSAWS or AzureNode js, React jsYears of experience required: 10-15
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