The company is looking for a Senior Java Developer to design, develop, and deploy scalable, high-quality solutions, leveraging Spring, SQL, and AWS, to address complex business initiatives.
Requirements
- 9+ years of experience building enterprise applications in Spring Core and Spring Boot.
- 9+ years of writing unit tests with JUnit and Mockito.
- 7+ years of hands-on experience with AWS services (S3, ECS, Lambda, Step Functions, SSM, SNS/SQS, etc.).
- Advanced SQL skills with proven experience in complex query design and optimization (Oracle preferred).
- Proficiency in containerization with Docker.
- Experience with IntelliJ, Bitbucket, Jira, and Confluence.
- Knowledge of Cucumber and Maven for testing and building automation.
Responsibilities
- Independently design and develop new components and enhance existing applications using Spring Core and Spring Boot.
- Architect and build robust REST APIs and integrations to support business-critical systems.
- Apply industry best practices to design, test, implement, and support solutions with minimal direction.
- Leverage AWS services (S3, ECS, Lambda, Step Functions, SSM, SNS/SQS, etc.) to deliver secure, cloud-native applications.
- Write, tune, and maintain complex SQL queries (primarily for Oracle).
- Develop containerized solutions using Docker for scalability and deployment efficiency.
- Ensure that all deliverables meet quality, security, and compliance requirements.
Other
- The ideal candidate is a self-starter who can take ownership of complex initiatives, work independently with minimal oversight, and consistently deliver high-quality, scalable solutions.
- You will be expected to bring maturity, leadership, and a results-oriented mindset to every project.
- Excellent problem-solving, analytical, and communication skills.
- Demonstrated ability to work independently, make architectural decisions, and deliver high-quality outcomes without close supervision.
- Collaborate with remote team members while working independently to deliver end-to-end solutions.
