Java/Spring Boot Developer (7-10 yrs)

Role : Java Spring Boot Developer

Experience : 7-9 years

Mode : WFO (5 days)

Location : Bangalore

Notice period : Immediate to 15 days only

Mandatory Skills : Java 17, Spring Boot, Microservices, Postgres, Jenkins, Azure, Kubernetes

JOB DESCRIPTION :

Basic :

- Take a business problem and come up with the technical strategy (push vs pull etc, real time vs batches, sync vs async) within the team, high level design and lead the implementation

- Need- minimal directions or guidance and collaborate with SDEs across teams working on the same or similar business problem

- You showcase exemplary behaviour in your work - your design, delivery, code, processes all set examples for your team

- Influence your team's technical and business strategy by suggesting novel approaches

- Able to communicate your ideas and get feedback from different stakeholders and drive convergence to achieve the right outcomes

- Proactively mentor the rest of the team and help in hiring

- Ensure design or architectural deficiencies are addressed and routinely simplify integration of your peer teams with your team's software

- Consistently lead delivery of valuable features

- Continually propose and drive process improvements

- Help elaborate requirements where necessary

Programming :

- Demonstrate in depth knowledge of IDE, language and toolset in Java/J2EE/Springboot or equivalent. Also relevant knowledge in relational and non-relational databases.

- Implement critical path components in a large or complex or project.

- Demonstrate excellent understanding of language & framework and a good working knowledge of the abstraction layer underneath

- Profile and optimise code

- Understand threads, threading model and concurrent programming

- Comfortably test drive any feature/comfortable with TDD cycle

- Demonstrate a good knowledge of other programming languages & paradigms and when to apply them

- Comfortably debug/find complex problems

Design :

1. Identify and apply appropriate design patterns to problems

2. Comfortably develop large features

3. Actively practice the boy scout principle, leaves design, code in a better state than when arrived

4. Automate everything by default

5. Build a CI/CD pipeline