Develop and maintain Java/J2EE microservices using Spring Boot, Hibernate, Kafka and cloud (AWS/PCF). Collaborate with product owners, perform requirement analysis, code reviews, reverse-engineer and document functionality, and work with DevOps to build and deploy via Maven across environments.
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Job Description· Development of applications used in client using Java/J2EE, Microservices, Spring, Spring Boot, Hibernate, kafka, aws/Pivotal cloud foundry
· Involved in the requirement analysis and design with the active participation from the product owners and user groups.
· Work with Dev ops team to build and deploy the code in various environments like Dev, Integration, QA, Production etc. Run the Maven job to build and deploy services on application servers whenever any code change happens.
· Reverse Engineer and document new and existing functionality.
· Code review of technical changes.
· Upgrade applications to more robust and adaptable architecture and latest technologies like Java 1.8, Maven, Spring boot, Pl/sql, etc.
QualificationsThe Top Required skills are Microservices, Spring Boot, kafka, aws/pcf
Additional InformationNeed hands on coder, interview process includes online coding..
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