Java + Cloud Lead

About this role

Role & Responsibilities:

• 5 years of experience in software systems, programming, database development, and infrastructure development and administration

• Minimum 2 years of demonstrated experience with full-stack development.

• 2 years of demonstrated experience with AWS cloud-supported programming languages like Java, Node JS, React JS, Bootstrap, Redux (State Management) RESTful APIs with Node.js, Mocha, Chai (Unit Testing)

• Hands-on with AWS Lambda, SNSSQS, S3, IAM, CloudWatch, EC2, RDS and DynamoDB, AWS CLI, Kibana Fluency with CICD toolsets such as Jenkins, AWS CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, Code Pipeline, and CloudFormation Good exposure to Docker AWS container services

• Strong problem solving and analytic skills Ability to handle multiple projects and assignments simultaneously and effectively in a cross-functional team environment.

• Ability to work independently and within Agile teams

• Scrum Team Member attitude willingness to support the team to be successful in any area necessary

• Demonstrated experience in leading and mentoring technical staff in the development and usage of cloud technology and solutions

• Working knowledge of AWS Serverless architecture Working knowledge of distributed architectural design patterns

Preferred Skills

• Good experience of programming languages, relational databases, and NoSQL databases

• Experience building infrastructure as code using AWS CloudFormation or similar scripting techniques

• AWS certificates are a plus Experience with automated testing tools (i.e. selenium, Cucumber) are a plus Experience with Agile Scrum practice is a plus

• Develop full stack AWS Cloud solutions (with emphasis on Data) and continuous delivery frameworks that improve the ability of the product development teams to efficiently deliver solutions with quality

• Write complex code, build infrastructure as code, work with cloud-based environments, and build the supporting automated toolsets to test and deploy the systems they develop

Originally posted on Himalayas