Java React Full Stack AWS Developer

Job Description

Responsibilities Work closely with business units, application teams, infrastructure areas and vendors to identity, review and evaluate the solution requirements Investigate and propose strategic fits for virtualization, consolidation and rationalization solution opportunities within the infrastructure or business Propose changes to the technical design solutions as applicable Evaluate and align strategic fit solutions across platforms and solutions specific to system hardware and software technologies Understand, participate, review and influence long term capacity planning and technology investments Must Have Skills Bachelor s Degree from an accredited university in Computer Science, Engineering or in a Technology related field, OR equivalent through a combination of education and/or technology experience. Proficient React.js and Frontend Development skill Good experience in Core Java, SpringBoot, MicroServices, REST API and AWS AWS infrastructure experience required Core Java & OOPs Strong understanding of Core Java, upto version 21. Spring Framework -Expertise in Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Spring Security, Spring Data JPA, and microservices architecture. Spring Boot & Spring Cloud - Expertise in building scalable microservices with service discovery (Eureka), API Gateway (Spring Cloud Gateway), and configuration management (Spring Cloud Config). Front-end Development (React.js): Building dynamic and interactive user interfaces using React.js and its ecosystem (e.g., Redux for state management, React Router for navigation). Proficiency in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for creating responsive and visually appealing web applications. Understanding of component-based architecture and best practices for building reusable UI components. Full Stack Integration: Ensuring seamless communication and integration between the React front-end and Java back-end. Handling data flow, authentication, and authorization across the entire application stack. Troubleshooting and debugging issues across both front-end and back-end components.