Java, Spring Framework,AWS, DevOps practices and CI/CD pipelines,Docker and Kubernetes.. (6-9 Years)-BLR

Summary

This role involves architecting and developing enterprise-scale distributed systems using Java, Spring Framework, and cloud-native technologies on AWS. The candidate will lead microservices development, implement DevOps practices, and mentor junior engineers.

Location: BLR
Experience: 6-9 Years

The value you deliver

- Architect and develop enterprise-scale distributed systems using modern cloud-native technologies.

- Lead the development of microservices-based applications (Java, Spring Framework).

- Implement event-driven architectures for real-time data streaming.

- Optimize database performance for Oracle and other relational/distributed databases.

- Establish engineering best practices, coding standards, and design patterns.

- Mentor junior engineers and conduct technical/code reviews.

- Collaborate with architects, product managers, and stakeholders to translate business requirements into technical solutions.

- Drive technical innovation and evaluate emerging technologies.

- Troubleshoot complex production issues and implement robust solutions.

- Champion DevOps practices and CI/CD pipelines.


The skills that are key to this role

- Expert-level proficiency in Java and Spring Framework (Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Spring Data).

- Extensive experience with relational databases (Oracle).

- Strong grasp of microservices architecture and design patterns.

- Understanding of security best practices and secure coding.

- Experience with AWS cloud platform.

- Solid understanding of Docker and Kubernetes.

- Experience with Apache Kafka and event-driven architecture (good to have).

- Hands-on experience with distributed SQL databases such as CockroachDB (good to have).

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