Java Architect
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Job description
Role: Java Architect
Location: 100% REMOTE
Duration: Long Term Contract
Client: Direct Telecom Client
Role: Sr Technical Architect/Lead (Full Stack)
Job Description: The candidate will be responsible for designing a ReactJS based web app which will be deployed in a cloud environment, either AWS or OCI. This application will be used by frontline Sales teams as well as other Operations teams and is expected to run on Desktop/Laptop as well as Mobile devices like iPad and Phone. The candidate is expected to have deep knowledge of the technology stack with at least 5 years of relevant hand on experience.
The candidate should have good hands-on experience in the following:
- Building UI screens and actions based on a provided wireframe
- Identifying optimal way of designing front end React based app
- Build robust API invocation framework
- Develop secure UI and Services framework
- Build an efficient DevOps pipeline
- Mentor and train the other team members.
- Build and Maintain documentation in JIRA, Confluence etc
- Support IT security reviews
Technologies: React JS, Redux MW, Microservices - Java, Springboot, Spring Security/OAuth 2
Development Skills: Knowledge of OOPS concepts, Peer programming concepts, Low level designs, Unit Testing, Guide developers
Good database skills - Postgre SQL
Expertise in Kubernetes K8, AWS
DevOps - Jenkins, Git
Knowledge of multi-tier architecture
Originally posted on Himalayas
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