Java Fullstack Developer at Charlotte, NC (Onsite)-Contract

Job#: 3039024 Job Description: Client: Financial Services Team: TBA Job Title: Software Engineer 3 - Full Stack Java Location: Charlotte, NC (CIC preferred / Brevard) - Hybrid (Mon, Wed, Thurs onsite) Contract Length: 12 months (no guarantee of extension or conversion) Pay Rate: $53 - $57 Top Requirements: 6+ years of full stack development experience (Java, Spring Boot, React/Angular)Experience with event-driven architecture and Apache KafkaExperience with cloud platforms (OCP preferred) an

We are seeking a skilled Java Full Stack Developer with strong experience in designing, developing, and maintaining scalable web applications. The ideal candidate should have expertise in both backend and frontend technologies, with a solid understanding of software development best practices, cloud technologies, and modern application architectures. Key ResponsibilitiesDesign, develop, test, and deploy full-stack applications using Java and modern frontend technologies.Build and maintain RESTfu

Job Description: Full Stack Java Developer Position Overview We are seeking a Java Full Stack Developer with AI/ML expertise to build and maintain scalable enterprise applications while integrating AI-driven solutions. The ideal candidate has strong experience in Java, modern frontend technologies, cloud platforms, and AI/ML integration. Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and Development: Develop, test, and maintain robust, scalable, and secure applications using Java for the backend and relevant front

Job Title: Openshift Developer/Engineer (Java Environment) Location: Charlotte, NC Work Arrangement: Hybrid Client Industry: Enterprise BFSI client Duration: 12+ Months Contract Schedule: Monday to Friday, Standard working hours About the Role: Join a dynamic team driving the next generation of sanctions screening technology. We're seeking a skilled OpenShift Engineer/Developer with Java Environment, Kubernetes, Oracle, and CI/CD pipelines to contribute to major system enhancements and new fea