Associate Software Engineer: Java Microservices & Cloud (Remote)

Socket.dev; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 138,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Morgan Stanley is seeking an Associate Software Engineer in New York to develop and maintain enterprise-level applications using Java and microservices. You will work with distributed systems, relational databases, and cloud-native technologies within an agile team.

You will implement data modeling solutions, work with knowledge graph technologies and leverage DevOps practices to ensure efficient delivery. Telecommuting is permitted up to three days per week in a hybrid setup.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering or related field.
• Minimum 1 year of experience in software development roles (e.g., Software Developer, React Developer).
• Experience with Java, Spring framework, Angular, RESTful APIs, and microservices.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain enterprise-level applications using Java and microservices.
• Collaborate with cross-functional agile teams throughout the SDLC from requirements to deployment.
• Implement data modeling solutions and knowledge graphs to support BI and analytics initiatives.
• Utilize DevOps practices, CI/CD, and automation in Linux environments.

Skills

Java

Java Spring

Angular

Spring Boot

SQL

SPARQL

RESTful APIs

Distributed systems

Agile & DevOps

Docker

Python

Knowledge Graphs (Stardog)

Grafana & Splunk

CI/CD (Jenkins/GitLab)

ETL pipelines

Kafka

Education

Master's in Computer Science/Engineering or related field

Tools

Docker

Kafka

Grafana

Splunk

Jenkins

GitLab CI

Job description

Morgan Stanley is seeking an Associate Software Engineer in New York to develop and maintain enterprise-level applications using Java and microservices. You will work with distributed systems, relational databases, and cloud-native technologies within an agile team.

You will implement data modeling solutions, work with knowledge graph technologies and leverage DevOps practices to ensure efficient delivery. Telecommuting is permitted up to three days per week in a hybrid setup.