Senior Java Developer with Strong on AWS

Role: Senior Java Developer with Strong on AWS

Location 100% Remote

Client: Invidi

Duration: Long Term contract

Required Skills: Java, Spring, Spring boot , Microservices, REST/RESTful, AWS cloud, SAAS

Key responsibilities:

• Design, development, and documentation of software.
• Support strategic architectural vision of quality, scalability, performance, and function.
• Diagnose root cause of defects/issues and implement software solutions.
• Provide on-call support for AWS cloud-deployed services as part of a DevOps team.
• Write unit test code to automatically test the key parts of the system.
• Works closely with test engineers to review requirements and system designs and plan for both manual and automated testing.

Must have:

• Degree in Computing Science or equivalent
• 10+ years of experience in the computing industry
• Prior experience with Java / Kotlin
• Deep understanding of object-oriented design and data structures
• Strong experience in Cloud (AWS), SaaS, and Microservices architecture and design
• Strong experience in NoSQL Databases like DynamoDB
• Strong experience in API design
• requires Java & AWS, helpful to have experience in databases like NoSQL, DynamoDB
• Exposure to all phases of the software development lifecycle
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• An aptitude for analytical problem solving
• Ability to quickly learn new technologies
• Actively participate in an Agile/Scrum environment and on all tasks

Good to have:

• Ad tech industry knowledge a plus
• Experience with any of the following is a plus:
• Experience writing complex structured SQL queries
• Scripting languages and technologies like Python, Groovy, Bash, XML, etc.
• SCM and CI tools like Git, Gerrit, Bitbucket pipelines and Jenkins
• Strong experience with Gradle
• Strong experience with Terraform
• Strong experience in JUnit, Mockito and Guice
• ALM tools like Confluence and JIRA
• Software development and code analysis tools
• Protocol Buffers and gRPC.

Originally posted on Himalayas