Java Full Stack Engineer
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Join a high-impact engineering team driving our client’s enterprise platform journey - designing and integrating innovative solutions that shape the future of their technology landscape. Leverage full-stack development expertise to build robust, enterprise-grade applications using Java (Spring/Spring Boot), Angular, and Cloud services, while collaborating within a dynamic, agile team environment., * Build robust, enterprise-grade applications leveraging Java (Spring/Spring Boot), Angular, and Cloud services
- Collaborate within a dynamic, agile team while owning individual deliverables
- Ensure delivery of high-quality, scalable, and maintainable solutions
Requirements
- 8+ years of software development experience in Java, Spring/Spring Boot, middle-tier RESTful services
- 5+ years of Angular 16+ (TypeScript) experience
- 5+ years of experience with API/web services and a strong understanding of RESTful web services
Preferred Skills:
- Strong experience with automation tools/frameworks
- Strong understanding of CI/CD tools (GitHub, Jenkins, Artifactory, uDeploy) in a DevOps environment
- Experience with cloud services (Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, AWS)
- Experience with unit test and test automation frameworks (jUnit, Karma, Jasmine, Cucumber, Selenium, Serenity)
Education: B.S. in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or equivalent experience
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