Java +AWS developer

Qualifications

• 10+ years of software development experience
• Proficiency in Java, Spring, Spring Boot, Microservices
• Experienced with AWS cloud technologies (EKS, Fargate, Lambda, S3, RDS, terraform). AWS Developer or Solution Architect certification preferred.
• No‑SQL database experience is good to have – Dynamo
  
  DB, Mongo
  
  DB, Cassandra, etc.
• Build and deployment tools like Jules and Jenkins
• Strong communication skills and experience delivering projects in Scrum agile methodology
• Strong analytical skills and problem‑solving
• Being a self‑starter, quick learner, detail oriented

• Involve in various phases of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and work in a highly dynamic Agile environment
• Design and develop software using Java, Spring, Spring Boot, Microservices
• Hands‑on AWS experience in EKS, ECS, AWS Lambda, Terraform, AWS Aurora Postgres, AWS logging and monitoring using Datadog, AWS Security groups, AWS MSK (Kafka)
• Troubleshoot, debug and upgrade software
• Testing and fixing bugs or other coding issues
• Adds value to team delivery and works with team to complete tasks to high quality and actively learns new skills

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