Full Stack Engineer - React JS, Web Developer
UnitedHealth Group
UnitedHealth Group
Join Optum, a global health organization dedicated to improving lives through technology. As a Full Stack Engineer, you will contribute to cutting-edge AI-powered application development, leveraging Generative AI to create intelligent solutions. This role offers a dynamic work environment with talented peers, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for career growth within a culture of inclusion.
This position focuses on designing, developing, and delivering scalable web applications. You will play a key role in connecting people with the care and resources they need, advancing health optimization on a global scale. Your work will directly impact health outcomes by making care more accessible and efficient.
Key responsibilities include designing, developing, and maintaining end-to-end web applications using React for the frontend and Java/Spring Boot for the backend. You will build scalable REST APIs, microservices, and cloud-native applications on AWS.
Integrate Generative AI capabilities to drive automation and enhance user experiences. Develop and manage applications on AWS Cloud, utilizing services like EC2, ECS/EKS, Lambda, and S3. Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines for automated build, test, and deployment processes. Collaborate with product managers and architects to deliver high-quality solutions and ensure application performance and reliability.
We are seeking a Full Stack Engineer with at least 4 years of experience in React and Java/Spring Boot. A Bachelor's degree in Technology (B.Tech) or Master of Computer Applications (MCA) is required.
Hands-on experience with microservices architecture, CI/CD tools (Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins), and AI frameworks like GenAI, Python, and LLMs is essential. Proficiency in Java, Spring/Spring Boot, Hibernate, Git, RESTful APIs, Splunk, and MySQL is expected. Strong analytical skills, problem-solving abilities, and excellent communication are vital for this role.
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