Java Kubernetes Developer

Palni Inc

North Chicago, IL, United States

9 days ago

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Role details

Contract type

Temporary to permanent

Employment type

Full-time (> 32 hours)

Working hours

Regular working hours

Job source

www.dice.com

Tech stack

Java (Programming Language) Hibernate (Java) Service Discovery Software Engineering Spring-boot Kubernetes Microservices

Job description

We are seeking an experienced Java Kubernetes Developer for a leading e-commerce client. This is a hands-on development role requiring deep expertise in Java-based cloud-native application development and Kubernetes

Requirements

Strong hands-on experience with Java development
Expert-level knowledge of Kubernetes
Proven experience managing and supporting On-Prem Kubernetes clusters
Strong expertise in Spring Boot
Extensive experience with Microservices Architecture
Knowledge of Service Discovery frameworks
Hands-on experience with GitOps practices
Experience with Hibernate ORM
Strong understanding of CI/CD pipelines and tools
Excellent communication and collaboration skills

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