Java Full Stack Developer - Canada
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Summary
Saransh Inc is hiring a Java Full Stack Developer in Montreal (onsite from day 1) to modernize a market risk limit monitoring system into Java Spring Boot microservices communicating via Kafka, backed by MongoDB and an in-house React-based UI framework. Day-to-day work spans Core Java, Spring, REST APIs, and React front-end development.
Job Description
Job Description
Role: Java Full Stack Developer
Location: Montreal, QC, Canada (Onsite from Day 1)
Project Description:
- Modernization of Market Risk Limit Monitoring system from a traditional 3-tier application with a monolithic Sybase DB setup into a series of self-choreographing multi-instance micro-services.
- Each service to be implemented as Java Spring Boot application, which communicates using Kafka. MongoDB, local and distributed caching are employed be each micro-service as needed.
- User Interfaces to be created using an in-house React-based UI Framework.
Common Requirements:
- Deep understanding of Computer Science related Principles, Data Structures, and Algorithms.
- Experience with standard DevOps tools such as Git, Jenkins, JIRA.
Core Java Development:
- Strong knowledge of Core Java features: class loading, garbage collection, Java Collections API, Multithreading, Concurrent programming, Reflections API, Java Streams.
- Experience working with Spring MVC framework, Spring boot, Rest API, JSON.
- Hands on with Event Streaming Platforms such as Kafka is a big plus ("nice-to-have").
- Hands on with MongoDB from an application developer perspective, is a big plus ("nice-to-have").
- Experience with transition from on-premises technologies to Cloud ("nice-to-have").
Front End Development:
- Knowledge/understanding of IOC/MVC frameworks.
- Multiple years of experience with each of 2 or more frameworks.
- Experience with React and components/libraries such as ag-grid, prime-ng, bootstrap, ng2-ex.
- Experience with Angular, in addition to React, is a BIG plus as current Angular UI will be re-written using a in-house drawn React Based UI Framework.