Microservices Developer

Insight Global
United States
12 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Experienced
Experience required
4 years minimum
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source

Tech stack

Java (Programming Language) Artificial Intelligence NoSQL Spring-boot Backend Graphql Restful APIs Microservices

Job description

Insight Global is seeking a Microservices Developer. You’ll build and maintain backend microservices using Java and Spring, supporting the client’s broader e-commerce and digital platform. Work includes developing and consuming REST and GraphQL APIs within a team-based, agile environment. You’ll be expected to use AI coding tools (Claude) as part of your daily workflow.

  • Develop and maintain backend services using Java, Spring Boot/Framework

  • Build and consume REST and GraphQL APIs

  • Work within an existing team structure, reporting to an internal RCG tech lead

Use AI-assisted coding tools daily as part of standard development practice

Requirements

  • Mid-level+ experience (4+ years)

  • Java, Spring (Boot/Framework), REST API development

  • Practical, daily use of AI coding assistants (Claude or similar)

  • GraphQL experience

  • Microservices architecture/design experience (not just consuming services)

  • NoSQL database experience

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