Java Content Curator

As a Technical Content Developer Java (Full Stack), your role involves designing, developing, and maintaining high-quality coding problems, projects, and assessments for a learning and evaluation platform. You will use your expertise in Java full stack development to create industry-relevant problem statements, coding challenges, and training material. Collaborating with product, content, and training teams, you will contribute to shaping end-to-end coding challenges in Java, Spring Boot, Angular, and related technologies. Key Responsibilities: - Design and develop coding challenges, assignments, and real-world projects in Java full stack (Java, Spring Boot, Angular) for different skill levels. - Create RESTful API and Microservices-based problem statements for practice and assessments. - Develop test cases, evaluation logic, and scoring rubrics to ensure accuracy and fairness in assessments. - Collaborate with content and product teams to align problems with industry requirements and learning objectives. - Optimize database-related problem statements using MySQL/PostgreSQL, JDBC, and ORM frameworks like Hibernate/JPA. - Review, test, and validate challenges for clarity, technical correctness, and performance optimization. - Provide technical guidance to trainers and learners on Java problem-solving strategies. - Stay updated with the latest Java full stack trends to develop relevant and cutting-edge problem sets. Required Qualifications: - Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field. - 2+ years of hands-on experience in Java full stack development (Java, Spring Boot, Angular). - Strong understanding of RDBMS (MySQL/PostgreSQL) and ORM tools (Hibernate/JPA). - Solid grasp of RESTful API design, Microservices, and front-end technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, Angular). In addition, you should have skills in restful APIs, Maven, Git, Angular, Microservices, JDBC, Spring Boot, CSS, JUnit, TypeScript, HTML, Java, Hibernate/JPA, RDBMS, JavaScript, and Karma.,