Middle Java Developer, Security Solutions Offline

The project consists of three main parts: the mobile application, as well as web platforms for the new and old versions. DataArt is assembling a team of developers, testers, DevOps, and a project manager to work on a new version of the platform.

Java Developer will be responsible for enhancing and maintaining a highly transactional Java platform and build new Microservices with the opportunity to work in an Agile fast-paced environment, where requirements can change overnight and getting things done is as simple as making a case and leading the charge.

Responsibilities

Proactively identify technical debt, where the platform can be optimized, and introduce operational efficiencies

Design and produce performant, scalable, highly transactional software, that adheres to functional and non-functional requirements, and be able to explain them to both technical and non-technical stakeholders

Estimate, prioritize and execute tasks in a high-pressure environment

Support the execution of production deployments and go-lives

Must have

3+ years of commercial experience in Java

Experience working with relational DBs such as MySQL, Oracle

Experience developing and designing RESTful API

Ability to choose the right technology for the task at hand, whether it turns out to be the latest framework or an established one

Strong knowledge of object-oriented design and development best practices

Experience with Continuous Integration

Able estimate, prioritize and execute tasks either by pair programming or single-handedly in a high-pressure environment

Excellent command of the English language

Would be a plus

Experience with performant, highly transactional, service-oriented platforms

Knowledge of Spring Frameworks including Spring Security, Spring Boot, and Spring Data

Working knowledge of Docker, UNIX-based operating systems, and Microservices

Familiarity with application security, cryptography, and security practices

Working knowledge of Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, UNIX-based operating systems, and microservices