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Join an innovative engineering team driving the next generation of scalable, AI-augmented backend systems. As a Backend Java Developer, you’ll architect and develop robust, event-driven microservices, leverage leading cloud and AI technologies, and collaborate with cross-functional experts in a dynamic, growth-focused environment. This is your opportunity to work with advanced LLM agent workflows, modern DevOps practices, and cloud-native solutions while building impactful applications for a global enterprise., Design, build, and maintain high-performance backend services using Java, Spring Boot, and Microservices.
- Develop secure and scalable RESTful APIs and event-driven solutions leveraging Kafka and message queues.
- Integrate and optimize AI agent workflows (e.g., Copilot, Amazon Q) to automate and enhance engineering processes.
- Collaborate closely with front-end teams to deliver seamless, interactive user experiences.
- Deploy, monitor, and manage applications on AWS Cloud using modern deployment strategies.
- Ensure code quality through rigorous unit testing, E2E frameworks, and code reviews.
- Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines for streamlined development and release cycles.
- Troubleshoot, debug, and resolve issues to ensure high application availability and responsiveness.
- Stay at the forefront of backend and AI technology trends to drive continuous improvement.
Requirements
8+ years as a Java Developer focused on backend systems
- Expertise in Java, Spring Boot, Microservices Architecture
- Strong experience with RESTful APIs, Kafka/message queues, event-driven systems
- Practical knowledge of AWS cloud services and cloud deployment strategies
- Hands-on with CI/CD pipelines, build tools, and DevOps practices
- Experience with Docker, Kubernetes, and container orchestration
- Familiarity with SQL (Postgres) and NoSQL databases
- Proficient in testing frameworks and E2E testing methodologies
- Skilled with Git version control
- Direct experience integrating and leveraging AI agent workflows (Copilot, Amazon Q)
- Agile development environment experience
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills
Preferred Skills
- Experience with GraphQL APIs
- Exposure to complex, large-scale distributed backend systems, ADPJava Developer6+ month contract55 South Lake Avenue Pasadena California 91101 US2 round interview process: 1st virtual 2nd onsiteTop Must-Haves: Java Java Spring Boot Kafka / Message Queue Event driven Architecture AWS-Cloud Computing Unit Test Framework E2E Framework postgres microservice architecture GraphQL AI Agent Workflows· - 8+ years of experience as a Java Developer · - Strong expertise in Java and Spring Boot for back-end development · - Proven experience with RESTful API development Microservices architecture and event-driven architecture · - Hands-on experience with AWS services and cloud deployment strategies · - Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and DevOps practices · - Experience with containerization tools (eg Docker) and orchestration tools (eg Kubernetes) · - Knowledge of testing frameworks and practices for back-end · - Experience with SQL and NoSQL databases · - Understanding of version control tools particularly Git · Ai agent workflow experience (currently working with copilot and Amazon Q)
Benefits & conditions
Exposure to advanced AI and LLM-powered engineering workflows
- Collaborative, technology-driven team culture with opportunities for upskilling
- Work on high-visibility projects with real-world impact
- Hybrid work flexibility (virtual & onsite)
- Streamlined 2-step interview process
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