Full Stack Developer � Java & React

AppLab Systems, Inc; Raleigh (NC); Presencial; USD 83 000 - 124 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

AppLab Systems, Inc. in Raleigh, NC seeks a Full Stack Developer (Java & React) for a 6+ month contract, onsite. You will design, implement, and support enterprise applications using Java, Spring Boot, REST/SOAP, and microservices.

Work includes cloud deployments on AWS/EKS, Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and monitoring with Splunk and CloudWatch. You will lead development, perform code reviews, and drive feature enhancements and platform upgrades in a fast-paced environment.

Qualificações

• Experience building enterprise applications.
• Strong background in Java and Spring Boot.
• Proficient with REST/SOAP services and microservices architecture.

Responsabilidades

• Lead development and support of enterprise applications.
• Design and implement REST/SOAP services and microservices.
• Drive new feature development, enhancements, and platform upgrades.
• Perform code reviews and RCA for critical incidents.
• Support production deployments, hot fixes, and batch processing issues.

Conhecimentos

Java

Spring Boot

REST

SOAP

Microservices

AWS/EKS

Docker

Kubernetes

Splunk

CloudWatch

CI/CD

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Job Detail

Job Title: Full Stack Developer - Java & React

Job Location: Raleigh NC - Onsite

Job Duration: 6 month(s)+ (Contract)

Employment Type: W-2 Only

• Java


• Spring Boot


• REST


• SOAP


• Microservices


• AWS/EKS


• Docker


• Splunk


• CloudWatch


• CI/CD

Must Have Skills

• Java


• Spring Boot


• REST


• SOAP


• Microservices


• AWS/EKS


• Docker


• Kubernetes


• Splunk


• CloudWatch


• CI/CD

Responsibilities

• Lead development and support of enterprise applications


• Design and implement REST/SOAP services and microservices


• Drive new feature development, enhancements, and platform upgrades


• Perform code reviews and RCA for critical incidents


• Support production deployments, hot fixes, and batch processing issues