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Tata Consultancy Services lists this Senior Java Developer opportunity in new castle, Delaware. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Java (8/11/17) – strong hands on experience
MongoDb
Openshift / AWS
Job Description
Core Development
Java (8/11/17) – strong hands on experience
Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Spring Data
Microservices architecture (service decomposition, API contracts)
REST APIs, JSON, OpenAPI / Swagger
Kafka producer, consumer, partitioning
MongoDb
Openshift / AWS
Database & Data Layer
MongoDB
Document modeling
Indexing strategies
Aggregation framework
CRUD & performance tuning
Integration & Messaging
Experience with Kafka (preferred)
REST based integrations with upstream/downstream systems
Design, develop, and maintain Java based microservices
Lead technical design discussions and contribute to solution architecture.
Implement RESTful APIs adhering to enterprise design standards
Develop and optimize SQL queries (E3 level) for transactional and reporting use cases
Design and manage MongoDB schemas, indexes, and queries
Ensure high availability, scalability, and performance of microservices
Apply exception handling, logging, monitoring, and resiliency patterns
Build event-driven solutions using Kafka and messaging frameworks.
Collaborate with Business Analysts, Architects, QA, and DevOps teams
Participate in code reviews, unit testing, and defect resolution
Support CI/CD pipelines, deployments, and production issues
Troubleshoot production issues and perform root cause analysis (RCA).
Mentor junior developers and provide technical leadership.
Contribute to Agile ceremonies including sprint planning, estimation, and retrospectives.
Follow secure coding and compliance standards
Salary Range: $110,000 to $140,000 per year
Qualifications:
BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
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Worksite address
new castle, DE, 19720, US
Who can apply
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