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Klimb.io

Sr. Java Developer

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Description

Responsibilities:

  • Contribute to next-generation platform architecture vision. Drive and own multiple technology initiatives for bringing platform vision to life.
  • Ensure platforms are designed for scale, availability, and performance using microservices architecture and as per API-first design principles.
  • Review and recommend improvements to operational processes and procedures utilizing automation.
  • Implement best practices to ensure security and availability.
  • Maintain technical documentation, architecture references, change management, and reporting.
  • Perform code reviews and drive code optimization through refactoring and other best practices.
  • Create and deliver on the long-term roadmap for engineering efficiency.


Requirements:

  • Java developer with 5+ years of experience in internet startup/product companies.
  • Wide experience in the design and architecture of applications and APIs.
  • Strong experience building products with a microservices-based approach.
  • Background in transforming existing applications and coming up with a microservices-based architecture (including technology migration) is a plus.
  • Programming background: Strong hands-on experience in Java.
  • Experience in messaging queues like RabbitMQ and Kafka.
  • Experience in working with SQL and NoSQL databases and performance tuning.
  • Experience with AWS services and implementation of Spring Boot microservices in the cloud.
  • Experience implementing containerized applications with Docker.
  • Very good communication and technology documentation skills.
  • Demonstrated Technology Thought Leadership.
  • Self-starter and self-learner.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

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