Java Developer with AWS and NoSQL Experience
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A Java developer with AWS and NoSQL experience designs and maintains microservices on AWS, integrating systems using Spring and Camel, and supports the full SDLC.
About this role
Java Developer with AWS and NoSQL Experience
About IDEXCEL, INC
Idexcel is a global staffing and IT services organization, with a mission to bring great people and great organizations together. Our diverse client base represents a wide range of industries, including technology, telecom, insurance, healthcare, manufacturing, banking & financial services, food & commodities trading and federal organizations. Our teams of experienced recruiters directly work with client companies seeking exceptional people to help with their business initiatives.
Idexcel, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, disability, military status, national origin or any other characteristic protected under federal, state, or applicable local law.
Description
Strong J2EE Senior developer with 5+ years of experience with below:
AWS – Microservices development on AWS platform, Dockers, Kubernetes Containerization
Java - OOPS, Design Patterns, Java, Java Enterprise Edition, Eclipse IDE
BPM - Jboss BPM Suite or other BPM implementation by IBM and Oracle or Activity/Camunda
Camel - Spring and Camel framework for systems Integration
Tomcat - Object Relational Mapping (Hibernate), JDBC, JPA
Build Process - Ant/Maven/Gradle build tools
Database - MySQL / Cassandra, Maria DB
Dev Ops Tools - GIT, Jenkins, JIRA, Ansible
Hands on experience with development of Testing framework using JUnit, Selenium, Soap Sonar and other tools and integrating to Dev Ops SDLC
Graphic design and development using HTML 5, JSP, Java Script, Boot Strap and Angular JS
Additional Information
Thanks & Regards,
SR.IT Recruiter
Dhamotharan
571-267-4164
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