Java Developer with IAM DevOps

An IAM DevOps engineer is a proficient and knowledgeable developer who has previous experience working in DevOps teams and is excited about the opportunity to work in a new, dynamic, and challenging environment. You will be expected to work in an agile and constantly evolving setting, taking on tasks autonomously from start to finish. It is essential that you continuously strive to enhance your skillset to be versatile enough to contribute across the entire team as the situation demands. Communication and cooperation are key qualities for success in this international organization. Your responsibilities will include designing graphic user interface elements such as forms, widgets, and menus, as well as building page navigation buttons and search fields. You should have excellent coding skills for developing complex UI web pages and be able to identify and troubleshoot UX problems. Adhering to style standards on fonts, colors, and images is also crucial in this role. For Front End development, proficiency in HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and jQuery is required, along with 2-6 years of experience in Object-oriented JavaScript. Knowledge of JavaScript frameworks such as Angular or React JS is a plus. Understanding of HTTP protocol and CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or Material Design/Foundation is necessary. Familiarity with SCSS, SASS, and RDBMS like MySQL, Oracle, or SQL Server is advantageous. Experience with unit testing frameworks (e.g., Selenium) and Python for test scripts is beneficial, along with functional requirement gathering and documentation skills. On the Back End, you should possess strong Java skills, a good understanding of Groovy scripting, and experience with Java frameworks like Springboot and NodeJS. Agile Test Driven Development experience, proficiency in Python, and managing CI/CD pipelines are also essential skills for this role. Good to have skills include manual and automated testing experience, knowledge of RDBMS, building functional business documents based on stakeholder requirements, exposure to DevSecOps, and experience with Kubernetes, Containers, and Microservices.,