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Strong hands on experience with Spring, Apache CXF, JAXB and JMS. 8-10 years of experience in Solution, Design and Development of web applications using the Java EE, Webservices, JMS, XML, Weblogic.
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Hands on experience with Mulesoft Anypoint Platform, Spring Boot Micro Services, Istio/Service Mesh, Spring Framework and Open API Specification/RAML. Certifications in Azure development/architecture, MuleSoft Anypoint, Java, Spring frameworks or similar.
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The candidate should have strong leadership skills, hands-on experience in Java development, and a solid understanding of cloud-native application development principles. Job Description : We are seeking a talented Mid-Senior Java Developer with experience in AWS and the Spring Boot framework to join our team.
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2+ years of hands-on experience using JAVA Spring Boot, Web APIs, and REST services 2+ years of hands-on experience using Python Strong familiarity with Computer Science concepts to include algorithms, systems theory, data structures, and object oriented principles Bonus points if you have: Software Project Estimation and Module Decomposition Source control, build processes, testing, and release management.
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1+ years of hands-on experience in Spring Framework (Spring Boot), CI/CD frameworks, Apigee, Autosys/Shell scripting. Agile Methodology - development background, Java , Spring framework, Shell Scripting, Relational databases (Postgres), SQL, Web Services, CI/CD Frameworks, Apigee, and Selenium or Cucumber.
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Hands on experience with Spring Boot / Spring Cloud frameworks, Distributed systems, RESTful principles. Hands on experience with Apache Kafka / Rabbit MQ or similar messaging / streaming technologies.
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12+ years of hands-on experience with Java, Spring boot,C. 6+ years of hands-on experience with Kafka. Our client is looking for a highly energetic and collaborative Senior Java Backend Engineer for a 12-month engagement.
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Strong hands-on experience on Spring core and Spring JPA. " Working and Hands on experience on AWS Cloud experience AWS (ECS, EC2, S3, R53, RDS, IAM, LAMBDA, VPC, Fargate.
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Knowledgeable in J2EE (Java EE), JavaScript, Docker, Spring, Tinkerpop, Kubernetes. Requirements: Active TS/SCI Security Clearance and Full-Scope Polygraph Hands-on experience with Neo4j Graph DB.
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Hands-on experience with AWS Cloud (IAM, EC2, Elastic Beanstalk, RDS, S3, LAMBDA, API Gateway, CloudFront, SNS, SQS, Cloudwatch). AWS Full Stack Java Developer - Java 8, Angular, Spring boot and Microservices experience.
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Hands-on knowledge of JAVA, Spring Boot, Angular Typescript, NodeJS, DB, and SQL. Develop production ready code in JAVA, Spring Boot following SDLC. Hands-on knowledge of Containers & AWS services such as, ECS, IAM Policies, Security Groups, Route53, etc.
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Significant hands-on experience in solution design, architectural analysis and development of financial system ) leveraging advanced Java and features like Multi-Threading, Serialization, RMI, Sockets, JDBC, NIO, Cloning, Annotations and struts.
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15+ years of hands-on experience with Java, Spring Boot, C. Provide technical leadership for all Java environment areas including code reviews, build automation, source control, and configuration management.
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The ideal candidate will have excellent hands-on experience real time with Java/ J2EE, Java API for RESTful Webservices, Spring Rest, Spring Core, Full stack Java with angular, Java Spring Framework, SoapUI (API/Webservices), Springboot, Spring MVC.
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Hands-on experience with Java8 / 11+, Microservices, Angular, Spring Boot, JUnit, Cucumber, AWS, Kafka, Containerization, SVN, Jenkins. Design, develop, and maintain microservices-based applications using Java and popular frameworks such as Spring Boot, Hibernate, or Struts.
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