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Job Role: Backend Microservices developer Remote
We need hands-on developers who can build rest micro services in Spring Boot using Java 8+ with exposure to reactive programming. GraphQL is not a requirement but knowledge of it would be a plus. Also should have the understanding of SonarQube and JUnit Testing. In addition, resources need to have some analytical skills to trace logs in Kibana and debug production JIRA defects. Below is a general description for the role. You will be responsible for design and development of medium to highly complex systems in NSA architecture. We are looking for a Java microservices developer to support the NSA architecture implementation and OMNI program rollout. Works closely with other IT and business partners to deliver NSA, MARVEL and OMNI deliverables. Manages computer systems in a business environment and is responsible for resolving technical issues. Knowledgeable in programming, data structures, computer systems, and software engineering. Ensures system reliability and scalability. Bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, or other related field. Ability to manage multiple assignments. Deliver integrated roadmap on the maintenance and development of NSA platform. Collaborate with GTS and business stakeholders to implement business requirements. Work closely with other subject matter experts on requirements gathering and design. Implement Agile practices on all project/development work. Ensure system reliability, scalability and conformance to best security practices. Work on the development and delivery of high quality tested code working closely with a team of other developers across multiple locations and time zones Drive the consolidation of tools and automation of performance results and data. Work closely with the Quality Assurance team to ensure code quality and work on timely delivery of fixes for any defects.
Regards, Purnima Mishra VBeyond Corporation IT Recruiter E: PurnimaM@VBeyond.com | www.vbeyond.com | 
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