Java FullStack (Angular/React)

Role Overview

As a Java Full Stack Developer, you will be responsible for the end-to-end development of scalable, high-performance web applications. You will bridge the gap between frontend and backend, designing seamless user interfaces while building robust, microservices-oriented backend systems. You will work in an Agile environment, collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver cloud-ready solutions that meet modern security and performance standards.

Key Responsibilities

• Backend Development: Design and develop high-volume, low-latency applications using Java and Spring Boot.

• Frontend Engineering: Build responsive, interactive, and modular user interfaces using React or Angular (version 14+ preferred).

• Architecture: Implement and maintain Microservices architecture, ensuring services are loosely coupled, scalable, and resilient.

• API Design: Create and consume secure RESTful APIs and integrate with third-party services.

• Database Management: Design efficient schemas for relational databases (PostgreSQL/MySQL) and work with NoSQL solutions (MongoDB/Redis) where applicable.

• Cloud & DevOps: Containerize applications using Docker and participate in CI/CD workflows for automated deployment to cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, or GCP).

• Quality Assurance: Write unit and integration tests using JUnit, Mockito, and frontend testing tools (Jest/Cypress).

Technical Skillset

1. Backend (Core)

• Java: Strong proficiency in Java 17 or 21 (Streams, Multithreading, Lambdas).

• Spring Ecosystem: Expert knowledge of Spring Boot, Spring Security (JWT/OAuth2), and Spring Data JPA.

• Architecture: Proven experience in Microservices, service discovery (Eureka), and API Gateways.

2. Frontend

• Frameworks: Proficiency in React.js (Hooks, Context API, Redux/Zustand) OR Angular (TypeScript, RxJS, Signals).

• Core Web: HTML5, CSS3 (SASS/Tailwind), and ES6+ JavaScript.

3. Database & Middleware

• SQL/NoSQL: PostgreSQL, MySQL, or Oracle; familiarity with MongoDB or Cassandra.

• Messaging: Experience with message brokers like Kafka or RabbitMQ for event-driven systems.

4. Tools & DevOps

• Build Tools: Maven or Gradle.

• Version Control: Git (Gitflow).

• Deployment: Docker, Kubernetes (K8s), and Jenkins/GitHub Actions.