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Senior Java Developer

MONTRAN SRL·Salary not specified

Primary stack

SpringSpring BootJavaSDLCAgile

Nice to have's

Problem SolvingKafkaDockerKubernetesMicroservices

Job description

About the Position

We are seeking a Senior Java Developer with 3-8 years of experience to join Montran and create quality software components for customers in India and abroad.

Responsibilities

  • Provides business solutions by developing complex or multiple software applications
  • Performs independent technical and functional analysis for multiple projects
  • Designs applications or subsystems on major projects and platforms
  • Participates in application level architecture design and review
  • Implementation of products as per Customer requirements
  • Develops comprehensive documentation for multiple application supporting several corporate initiatives
  • Supports and performs all phases of testing leading to implementation
  • Provides guidance and mentoring to other developers
  • Works under minimal direction
  • Represents technology solutions to our business partners

Requirements

  • Expertise in J2EE, Spring, Spring boot, Hibernate, JPA
  • Candidate must have expertise in development of multi-tiered Java EE-style applications
  • Knowledge of design principles and fundamentals of architecture
  • Understanding of performance engineering
  • Good understanding of SDLC and agile methodologies
  • Awareness of latest technologies and trends
  • Knowledge of Maven/Gradle & Ant
  • Logical thinking and problem-solving skills along with an ability to collaborate

Nice to Have

  • Experience with application server (WebLogic, WebSphere, jboss, tomcat), Kafka, IBM MQ, Oracle 12c, RESTful web services, Docker, Kubernetes, Micro-services and any cloud platform will be added advantage

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