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Java Backend Developer with DevOps

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Summary

Senior (10+ yrs) Java backend developer with DevOps duties, building and maintaining Java microservices for a banking client's trading application. Core stack: Java, Spring Boot, low-latency/multithreaded backends, plus Kubernetes/Podman, CI/CD pipelines and AWS/Azure/GCP.

Project Description:

  • We're seeking an experienced Java Developer for one of our Banking Customer to work on a Trading application.


Responsibilities:

  • Develop and maintain Java-based applications and microservices.

  • Design and deploy monitoring, logging, and alerting systems.

  • Ensure security best practices are followed throughout all stages of development and deployment.

  • Troubleshoot and resolve issues in development, test, and production environments.

  • Collaborate with software engineers, QA analysts, and product teams to deliver high-quality solutions.

  • Stay current with industry trends and best practices in Java development and DevOps.


Mandatory Skills Description:

  • 10+ years of overall experience

  • Java Development - Strong backend Java skills in Microservices, Spring Boot, Collections, Low Latency, Multithreading, and Concurrency

  • Infrastructure & DevOps

  • Good Understanding of:

  • - Deployment processes and how to deploy code to servers

  • - Server connectivity and management

  • - Basic system resource management (RAM, CPU allocation)

  • - Containerization (Kubernetes, Podman)

  • - Pipeline creation and CI/CD processes

  • - Experience in AWS/Azure/Google Cloud


Nice-to-Have Skills Description:

  • Banking domain experience

  • Financial markets background and worked on trading systems

  • UI/ReactJS experience for front-end

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