Java Full Stack Developer (Angular Must)

Posted 4 days ago

eitaciesPhoenix (AZ)

Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Job Description

Benefits: 401(k)Java Full Stack Developer (Angular Must)Austin, TX Onsite (5 days/week)Interview: Video + In-Person (if required)We are looking for a strong Java Full Stack Developer with mandatory Angular experience to join a high-visibility application development team. The role involves building scalable enterprise applications, enhancing existing platforms and working closely with business stakeholders in an Agile environment. This is an onsite role in Austin, TX. Local candidates or those willing to relocate immediately will be prioritized.

Required Skills: 8+ years of overall IT experience 5+ years of Core Java / Java 8+Strong experience with Spring Boot / Spring MVCSolid REST API development experience 4+ years of Angular (Angular 8+ preferred)Strong understanding of Type Script, HTML5, CSS3 Experience with Microservices architecture Hands-on experience with SQL (Oracle / PostgreSQL)Experience with Git, CI/CD pipelines Strong understanding of Agile/Scrum

Preferred Skills: Experience in Financial Services domain Experience with Kafka or messaging systems Cloud exposure (AWS/GCP preferred)Experience with performance tuning and production support

Responsibilities: Design, develop, and maintain scalable web applications Build RESTful services and integrate front-end components Develop responsive UI using Angular Participate in code reviews and design discussions Collaborate with cross-functional teams Troubleshoot and resolve production issues

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