Full Stack Engineer (Kafka)
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Skills Required
Java Spring Boot (10+ years experience)Kafka - Kstream applications - Kafka Stream concepts, including event sourcing, stream processing, and Kafka ConnectAWS managed solutions such as lambda, DynamoDB, api gateway, ec2, CloudWatch, route53, IAM roles/policies etc is expected
The Skills You Bring
Proven experience in Java, Web Development and UNIXExperience working with Kafka Kstream applications, AWS EKS and AWS manages solutions such as lambda, DynamoDB, API gateway, SQS, ec2, s3, CloudWatch, IAM roles/polices etcExperience in Rest based microservices particularly spring boot appsExperience in container-based development (Docker)Experience in Hibernate ORM/JDBC/Connection Pooling etcExperience working with EDA solutions such as MQ/ AWS SNS etcFamiliarity working with OAuth 2.0 framework and scopesExperience in implementing Micro services Architecture & building / deploying highly automated, scalable and maintainable infrastructure.Knowledge on CD process and tools, testing frameworks and practices (preferably GitHub, Jenkins, Stash, Artifactory, Terraform etc.)
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