Full Stack Java Technical Architect - DevOps

Job Summary

Key Responsibilities:

Understand Requirements and translate them into Designs/Solutions.
Define System Architecture – excel in diagram (block, UML, relations, etc).
Produce Design Documents, API specifications (OAS)
Guide the development team to ensure that implementation is according to architecture documents
Stakeholder communications
Identify gaps, potential improvements, and performance enhancements.
Skills: Microservices, REST, Java Spring Boot, Golang, Cloud Architecture

Key Responsibilities

1. Designing and implementing spring boot applications and frameworks to support business requirements.

2. Developing and maintaining devops solutions to streamline the software development lifecycle.

3. Creating efficient full stack java solutions that integrate frontend and backend technologies.

4. Collaborating with stakeholders to analyze technical requirements and propose architecture solutions.

5. Conducting code reviews and providing technical guidance and support to development teams.

6. Evaluating emerging technologies and making recommendations for adoption based on business needs.

7. Ensuring the security, scalability, and performance of technical solutions.

Skill Requirements

1. Proficiency in spring boot framework for developing robust and scalable applications.

2. Strong understanding of devops practices and tools for automation, continuous integration, and continuous deployment.

3. In-depth knowledge of full stack java development, including frontend and backend technologies.

4. Experience with cloud platforms and services for building cloud native applications.

5. Solid understanding of software architecture principles, design patterns, and best practices.

6. Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to troubleshoot complex technical issues.

7. Strong communication and collaboration skills to work effectively with diverse teams.

8. Proven track record of delivering high-quality technical solutions within deadlines.

Other Requirements

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