Java full stack with AI

Job Title: Java full stack with AI
Job Location: Fortworth. TX
Job Type: Contract

Job Description:

Collaborates with leaders, business analysts, project managers, IT architects, technical leads and other developers, along with internal customers, to understand requirements and develop needs according to business requirements
Maintains and enhances existing enterprise services, applications, and platforms using domain driven design and test-driven development
Troubleshoots and debugs complex issues; identifies and implements solutions
Creates detailed project specifications, requirements, and estimates
Researches and implements new technologies to enhance current processes, security, and performance
Supports the development of coding standards and adheres to best practices and security guidelines
Works closely with software architects and technical leads to ensure decisions meet long-term enterprise growth needs

Proficiency in Full Stack Development
Proficiency and demonstrated experience in the following technologies:
o Kubernetes and Cloud Experience preferably Azure
o Java Springboot
o Database and persistence frameworks: PostgreSQL, DataLake, ADX, Databricks, Object/Relational Mapping, Query performance tuning
o Cloud-based development and Management: Azure, Kubernetes, Docker
o Web Services: REST
o Frameworks: Spring Framework, Spring Boot, Apache Kafka
o Front-end: Thymeleaf, NodeJS, HTML, CSS, Angular
o Build/deployment tools: Gradle, Terraform, Helm, Kustomize, Github actions
o Other Dev Ops Toolchain: Slack, GitHub, Fluentbit, Apache NIfi, Dynatrace, Microsoft Teams, Grafana
o Other: Linux/Unix shell Scripting, Disaster Recovery
Proficiency in object-oriented design techniques and principles
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Tools (Project, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.)
Experience in Agile methodologies, such as SCRUM
Experience in DevOps Toolchain methodologies, including Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment

Skills

Mandatory Skills : Java full stack, Spring boot, Kafka, kubernetes