Technical Architect (Java)

Responsibilities:

• As an architect, you are responsible for providing technical leadership to large-scale and complex enterprise-scale solutions.
• You are expected to have depth/breadth of knowledge of specified multiple technological areas and architectural areas, which includes knowledge of applicable processes, methodologies, standards, products, and frameworks.
• You would be responsible for defining and documenting architecture, capturing and documenting non-functional (architectural) requirements, preparing estimates, and defining technical solutions to proposals (RFPs).
• You should provide technical leadership and mentor and guide the team of developers who would be developing the solution.
• You need to collaborate with multiple teams to arrive at technical and tactical decisions. You should contribute to and adopt practices such as reuse, defect prevention, process optimization, process automation, and productivity enhancement.

Requirements:

• B. SC, B. E/B. Tech. /M. E. /M. S. /M. Tech. with a good academic record.
• 10-12 years overall, with 4-5 years as an architect.
• 4+ years of Java-based server apps using Spring.
• 6-10 years as a Java/J2EE developer with experience in related scalable and secure applications.
• 2+ years of experience independently designing core product modules or complex components.
• Experience in building front-end and back-end for various devices like web, mobile, etc.
• Building scalable server applications that have high performance, concurrency, and scalability.

Skills:

• Spring: Spring Core, Spring Boot, ORM/Hibernate.
• Non-SQL databases like MongoDB, Cassandra, HDFS, Big Data, etc.
• Networking, HTTP/REST/JSON, Java security, OAUTH, web protocols.
• Distributed, multi-server environments, fault tolerance, and load balancing, etc.
• Java packages including runtime, Thread/Runnable, Sockets/ServerSockets, streams, and string tokenizer.
• HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Angular, React.
• Cloud development (Azure or AWS) and the cloud-first approach.
• CI/CD pipelines with tools like Git, Jenkins, Maven, Ansible, and Docker.
• Nice-to-have: patents filed.