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Develop services and APIs in Java, Spring boot frameworks utilizing latest frameworks and libraries with an emphasis on design patterns, code quality, secure coding practices and writing testable code with tests.
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Strong experience with Microservices, Spring Boot / Spring framework, Rest API, JPA. Lead Java FullStack Developer (React) @ NYC, NY(Onsite-Hybrid) 5+ years of experience with related frameworks and technologies (Hibernate, Restful services Spring JDBC, MVC etc.
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Key Skills: Tech lead JAVA Full stack Java Lead, React or Angular, Architecture Framework, Microservices, Springboot. Required Keywords; (JAVA OR J2EE) AND (REACTJS OR "REACT NATIVE" OR ANGULAR) AND ("SPRING BOOT" OR SPRINGBOOT OR MICROSERVICE.
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Skilled in Loan IQ, Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, Angular. Knowledge of advanced Core Java, Angular, HTML, Springboot, Microservices, Kafka/RabbitMQ etc. Experience with Spring Boot, Microservices, Hibernate.
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Spring boot, Microservices, Docker, Jenkins, Github, Kubernates and REST API's experience. We want Data Science/Machine learning/Data Analyst and Java Full stack candidates. Currently, We are looking for entry-level software programmers, Java Full stack developers, Python/Java developers, Data analysts/ Data Scientists, Machine Learning engineers for full time positions with clients.
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Strong Java (core java), spring boot, microservices, APIs with some Data engineering skills – - Proficiency in multiple modern programming languages - Good to have (Spark, Scala/ Java, Python AWS- S3, EMR,RDS and Dynamo DB.
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Strong proficiency in Java, Python, REST, Microservices, Spring Boot, and API gateway. A financial firm is looking for a Java Software Engineer to join their team in Jersey City, NJ.
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Java Developer with hands-on development expertise on core Java backend, React/Angular, Spring Boot Microservices, restful APIs, Web/Application Servers (Tomcat, Apache) excellent understanding of DevOps and CI/CD concepts (GitLab, TeamCity, Automated Testing, Pipelines, Ansible, Rex, Maven, IntelliJ, SONAR.
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Experience with microservices and architecture using Spring Boot, RabbitMQ, Docker, and Kubernetes. - Strong knowledge of Java 8+, Spring Boot, and Spring Cloud. Role: Backend Java Developer (Mid to Senior Level.
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Expertise in Java EE or Java Spring Framework Microservices for backend development Java 8 and above. 10+ years of proven experience in Java full stack Lead. Job Title - Java Full Stack Lead.
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This is a hybrid role for a Java Developer with P&C insurance domain expertise at Betasharp Inc. The Java Developer will be responsible for software development, working with microservices, programming using the Spring Framework, and Java development.
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Strong proficiency in Java, SQL, and Microservices using Java 17, Spring Cloud, and Async. Key skills: Banking experience (Market Risk and VAR calculations for Investment Banking Platforms), Java 17, Cloud development with Azure, Databricks, Spring Cloud, some Python.
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Experience with Java Message Service, Core Java, Spring Core , Spring MVC, Spring Batch, Java, Microservices, Spring Boot, AWS services. Experience designing, developing, and implementing Java-based microservices using Spring Boot framework.
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Full Stack Engineer with solid understanding and experience of core Java, Spring Boot, React JS, Distributed and Cloud Native microservices development. Solid understanding and experience of core Java, Spring Boot, Reactive Fundamentals, Distributed and Cloud Native microservices development.
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8+ years of experience in Microservices, Microservice Architecture, Spring Boot/MVC/Batch, Rest API. Perform advanced development experience Java/JEE technologies coupled with UX/Javascript/HTML development leveraging Angular, Bootstrap, React, Vue or similar java script frameworks.
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