Sr. Java Developer
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VERY URGENT AND IMMEDIATE NEED.
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Job Title: Sr. Java Developer
Location: Remote
Duration: 06+ Months Contract
Job Description:
Must have 6-8 yrs of Java development; spring boot and micro-services exp
Java Back End Developer (1 person) - Budgeted approved role for Device Strategy. Will be utilized for support of miscellaneous apps on SM1 device and Accident app
- 7+ years of experience with building scalable, high performing and robust applications; design, develop, test and operate code across multiple productions systems.
- Back End Developer – Java 1.8, Spring, Spring Boot, Experience in Reactive Java, Azure cloud a plus.
- Development of Microservices using design patterns such as Commander, Proxy, Branch and Aggregator.
- Utilization of Microservices API container platform using Docker.
- Orchestration of Microservices API’s Container using Kubernetes.
- Securing, managing, maintaining API’s API Gateway.
- Utilization of HTTP, REST, JSON and IP Technologies.
- Development of Microservices using Functional Programming.
- Writing Microservices API Testing using Junit, Mockito, REST Assured and PACT.
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field and 6 years’ experience or master’s degree.
- Experience with IntelliJ, Eclipse or other IDE development tools.
- Experience with no-sql technologies like Cassandra, Redis, MongoDB.
- Experience with Continuous Integration and Continuous Development.
- Experience with Code Quality Governance related tools (Sonar, Gerrit, PMD, Find Bugs, Check style, Emma, Cobertura, JIRA, etc.)
- Writing code for large-scale Analytics systems that are capable of ingesting, managing, storing and analyzing hundreds of terabytes of data.
- Develop robust code or implement solutions as per approved design specifications included but not limited to Java 1.8, Spring, Reactive Java and JavaScript.
- Utilize CI/CD pipelines to containerize the artifacts with Docker and deploy to Azure with Kubernetes orchestration.
- Writing unit test cases for the microservices using Junit and Mockito.
- Working on NOSQL databases like Cassandra, MongoDB and Redis.
- Branching/ merging strategies using Git and SVN.
- Building tools using Maven, Gradle, and Jenkins.
- Participate in system and acceptance testing, ensure that systems are functionally appropriate utilizing tools such as REST, SOAP UI, and Postman.
- Code Quality Governance related tools Sonar, PMD, CheckStyle.
- Involved in IDE tools like IntelliJ, JIRA, Confluence.
- Involved in microservices architecture and functional programming.
- Would be taking care of Java coding using Design Patterns.
- Respond to production problems and implement immediate resolution efforts across technology areas.
- Provide timely and accurate progress information to project status reports.
- Implement system and enhancements using techniques that preserve system integrity.
- Require Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field with 6+ years of working experience.
- Analyze, design, write program code, test, document and implement functionality appropriately, technically sound, and well-integrated application systems in accordance with customer requirements and organizational methodologies and standards.
- Implement the solutions for simple to medium complexity business problems according to user specifications and assist in developing detail program specifications.
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