Back End Developer - Java

Are you a skilled Back-End Developer with a passion for Java and microservices? If you have experience with the Spring Boot framework, a knack for Design Patterns, and a strong understanding of database systems, we'd love to hear from you!

• Position: Back-End Developer (Java)
• Type: Work from Home (WFH)
• Contract: 6 months (with potential for transition to regular employment with benefits)
• Key Skills:
  • Proficiency in Java and Spring Boot framework
  • Mastery of Design Patterns, Architectural Blueprints, UML, and Application Design
  • Strong expertise in databases (MongoDB experience is a plus)
  • Experience in writing unit tests with JUnit and Mockito
  • Knowledge of markup languages like JSON and YML

As a Back-End Developer, your primary role will involve designing and implementing microservices using Java within the Spring Boot framework. You should have a deep understanding of Design Patterns, Architectural Blueprints, UML, and Application Design to ensure the efficiency and scalability of your services.

Your expertise in databases is crucial, and experience with MongoDB is a notable advantage. You will be responsible for creating, maintaining, and optimizing the data structures and operations that power your applications.

Unit testing is a crucial part of your development process, and you should be experienced with tools like JUnit and Mockito to ensure the reliability of your code.

In addition to your technical skills, knowledge of markup languages such as JSON and YML is valuable for seamless data interchange and configuration.

This is a fantastic opportunity for developers who are looking for a remote work arrangement and want to dive into an exciting contract position with the possibility of transitioning to regular employment with a comprehensive benefits package.

If you're passionate about Java, microservices, and back-end development, we'd like to hear from you! Join us and be part of a dynamic team that thrives on innovation. #BackendDeveloper #Java #SpringBoot #Microservices #DesignPatterns #MongoDB #JUnit #Mockito #JSON #YML #RemoteWork

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