Java Spring boot Lead developer
argyle infotechMinneapolis (MN)
Java Spring boot Lead developer
Posted 3 days ago
argyle infotechMinneapolis (MN)
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About the role
Java Spring Boot Lead DeveloperPosition: Java Spring Boot Lead DeveloperLocation: Minneapolis, MNHire Type: ContractImplementation/Client: TCS
Job Description: Basic Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent work experience
- Six to eight years of relevant experienceRequired Skills/Experience:
- 10+ years of progressive experience in Software Engineering.
- Working experience with Cassandra, Java/Springboot, Microservices and MS Azure
- Previous experience leading large scale Cloud Migration
- Effective communication, presentation, leadership, problem-solving and analytical skills
- Proven collaboration and influencing skillsEssential Responsibilities :
- Lead a team of engineers to adopt & advocate best engineering practices, reusable modular designs resulting in a quality and fast-paced deliverables.
- Proficiency in building Microservices using Java, Springboot, GraphQL, etc.
- Good understanding of Microservice architecture with experience in containerized deployment using MS Azure.
- Proficiency in Azure Cloud capabilities.
- Experience in integration with Databases (Cassandra and RDBMS) and Streaming platforms (Kafka).
- Experience in Continuous integration and Continuous deployment using Maven, Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes and Springboot.
- Experience in scaling solution in a multi-cloud environment.
- Experience in System Architecture, Cloud Deployments, Containerization, Authentication/Authorization Systems, and Protocols.
- Critical experience in tradeoffs b/w cost, scale, speed, and agility.
- Worked across teams to define quantified deliverable from high-level requirements.
- Strong communication skills & ability to estimate, prioritize & execute on the technology roadmapKiran Kumar kumars@argyllinfotech.com ARGYLL INFOTECH Inc Chicago, Illinois.
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