Java Developer with Microservices

Job Description

We need a source who can be able to  design and develop reliable, efficient and scalable backend services and APIs using Java and the Spring ecosystem. Work closely with cross-functional teams to build microservices-based systems.
You would get an opportunity to work on a platform that scales to 10 billion minute meetings per month.

Technologies: Linux basics, Java, Spring Boot, Spring Framework, Microservices, any Database, RESTful API's, Git, Docker, Kubernetes, JUnit, Mockito, Postman.

Required Qualifications:

    Experience: 3–5+ years of hands-on experience in developing software applications including Microservice using Java, JVM and related technologies.

    Practical knowledge of microservices architecture, including design patterns and best practices.

    Strong foundation in object-oriented programming and software design principles.

    Proficiency in Spring Boot, Spring Framework, and related technologies (Spring Data, Spring Batch).

    Proven experience in developing and maintaining RESTful APIs.

    Hands-on experience working with relational databases (SQL); familiarity with NoSQL databases is a plus.

    Experience with unit and integration testing, including frameworks like JUnit and Mockito.

    Familiarity with version control systems, especially Git and platforms like GitHub.

Desired Skills:

    Strong experience in  performance tuning.

    Experience with Docker and Kubernetes for containerized application development and orchestration.

    Exposure to cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Platform.

    Understanding of CI/CD pipelines and experience integrating code into automated build/test/deploy systems.

    Familiarity with API documentation tools such as Swagger/OpenAPI.

    Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with a proactive mindset.

    Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, capable of troubleshooting complex systems in a fast-paced environment.

Primary Skills

JAVA Development and coding, Microservices, Data Structures, Linux