Sr. Java FullStack + Azure Cloud + GraphQL Developer

1.

Application

Development &

• Engineering Excellence

• Design, develop, and enhance enterprise applications using Java, J2EE, Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Spring Data, and REST APIs.
• Implement scalable backend services with strong focus on performance, reliability, modularity, and reusable components.
• Write clean, optimized, testable code with strong adherence to coding standards, secure coding practices, and enterprise guidance.

2.

Azure Cloud

Engineering &

• Platform Integration

• Develop and deploy cloud-native services using Azure App Services, Azure Functions, AKS, Azure API Management, Azure Storage, Key Vault, Service Bus, Event Hub, and Azure DevOps CI/CD pipelines.
• Optimize microservices for cloud scalability, resiliency, failover, monitoring, and cost efficiency.
• Implement infrastructure-as-code and environment automation using ARM/Bicep/Terraform as applicable.
• Troubleshoot and resolve production issues across distributed cloud components and integration.

3. GQL (GraphQL) Platform Support &

• API Enablement

• Maintain, support, and optimize the GraphQL gateway/platform, ensuring schema compatibility, versioning discipline, and resolver performance.
• Collaborate with product teams to onboard new APIs, ensuring proper governance, schema design, and endpoint documentation.
• Monitor query performance, enforce security policies, and manage API rate limits and caching strategies.
• Support cross-platform integrations (web, mobile, microservices) consuming the GraphQL layer.

4.

Production

Support, Incident Management &

• Platform Stability

• Provide Level-3 engineering support for critical applications and platform components.
• Analyze logs, metrics, and distributed traces using Azure Monitor, App Insights, Splunk, or other APM tools.
• Lead root-cause analysis (RCA) for production issues, ensuring clear documentation and permanent fixes.
• Implement observability, alerts, dashboards, and proactive automation to prevent service degradation.