Join our innovative development team as a skilled Java Full Stack Engineer. You will be instrumental in the design, development, and ongoing maintenance of both frontend and backend application components. This role is crucial for delivering robust, scalable, and high-performance software solutions tailored to business requirements, collaborating closely with cross-functional teams.

The ideal candidate possesses a strong foundation in Java programming and modern frontend framework experience, coupled with a passion for comprehensive full-stack development. We are looking for individuals eager to contribute to cutting-edge projects and drive technological advancements.

Key responsibilities include designing, developing, and maintaining full-stack applications, integrating frontend and backend elements using Java and related technologies. You will collaborate with product managers and designers to craft seamless user experiences.

Implement and manage scalable, reliable, and efficient microservices architectures. Focus on optimizing application performance, ensuring scalability for increasing user loads, and writing clean, maintainable, and testable code. Participate actively in code reviews to uphold quality and share knowledge. Troubleshoot and resolve issues promptly to maintain application stability and stay abreast of emerging industry trends.

A solid background in Java/Spring Boot is essential for microservices and API development. Hands-on experience with Node, NPM, and the React framework for secure frontend code is required, along with the ability to implement user interfaces against REST APIs.

Experience developing cloud-native applications on AWS or Azure is crucial. You should be adept at building maintainable, extensible, and testable distributed systems, designing low-latency applications for scalability and reliability. Proficiency with open-source technologies like Java, Spring Boot, and Kafka, including containerization, is expected. Familiarity with agile development, DevOps principles, and modern/functional programming styles is necessary, alongside best practices for source control management.