Full Stack Java Developer :: Plano, TX (Onsite)

Stellent IT LLC

Plano, TX, United States

12 days ago

Role details

Contract type

Temporary to permanent

Employment type

Full-time (> 32 hours)

Experience level

Expert

Experience required

10 years minimum

Compensation

$114,525.0 - $131,165.0

Working hours

Regular working hours

Job source

www.careerjet.com

Tech stack

Java (Programming Language) Amazon S3 Cloud Computing Continuous Integration Linux Python (Programming Language) MySQL Systems Development Life Cycle Angular 2+ Systems Integration Strategies of Testing Virtual Machines

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Job description

Design, develop, and deliver full-stack applications based on business requirements.
Develop backend services using Java (17 21), Spring Boot, and REST APIs.
Build and maintain frontend applications using Angular 14+.
Design and develop MySQL database structures.
Integrate applications with external systems using REST APIs, SFTP, S3, and other interfaces.
Create technical documentation and collaborate with cross-functional teams.
Participate in testing, deployment, and SDLC activities.
Work within public/private cloud environments and Linux/VM-based systems.

Requirements

7 10 years of hands-on Java development experience (Java 17 21).
Strong experience with Spring Boot, REST APIs, and Microservices.
Experience with Angular 14+ for front-end development.
Strong knowledge of MySQL.
Experience with cloud platforms, Linux, or virtual machines.
Good understanding of SDLC and full-stack application development.
Knowledge of testing methodologies and system integrations.
Familiarity with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) concepts and hosting solution design.
Excellent communication and collaboration skills.

Nice to Have:

Experience with Horizon CI/CD tools.

Benefits & conditions

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