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Senior Java Full Stack Developer

Tech3pillars TechnologiesTexasAdded 17h ago
Senior Java Full Stack Developer - Java, Spring Boot
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Job Title: Senior Java Full Stack Developer Location: Richardson, TX 75082 Experience: 8 10+ Year Visa-GC/ US Citizen Job Summary: We are looking for a Senior Java Full Stack Developer with strong hands-on experience in Java, Spring Boot, and ReactJS. The candidate will develop scalable full-stack applications using AWS cloud services, with exposure to Edge Workers, CDN-layer compute, modern developer tooling, and AI-assisted development workflows. Must-Have Skills: 8 10+ years of software development experience Strong hands-on JavaStrong Spring Boot development experience Strong ReactJS experience AWS Cloud experience Experience with modern web/cloud application architecture GitHub/GitHub Copilot or similar AI-assisted development tools Key Responsibilities: Design, develop, and maintain full-stack applications using Java, Spring Boot, and ReactJS. Build and integrate cloud-native solutions primarily on AWS. Work with Edge Workers and CDN-layer compute technologies. Utilize modern developer tooling such as GitHub Copilot and AI-assisted development workflows. Collaborate with engineering teams to deliver scalable, secure, and high-performance applications. Participate in troubleshooting, code reviews, testing, and production support. Top 3 Required Skills: JavaSpring BootReactJS Skills: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud Applications, Cloud Architecture, Cloud Computing, Code Reviews, Content Delivery Network (CDN), GitHub, Internet Application, Java, Production Support, Programming Tools, React.js, Scalable System Development, Software Development, Software Engineering, Testing, United States Citizen Tech3pillars Technologies

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