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Your Career
Palo Alto Networks is looking for a Java developer who has experience in building Applications and Rest Api’s. As a Sr Software Engineer you will develop and maintain microservices in Java stack. You will work alongside Product Owner, Scrum master, Dev OPS engineer and Software developers to rollout changes to microservices some of them are external facing and many of them are involved in processing business transactions.
Join a dynamic and fast-paced team of seasoned fellow engineers designing and developing multi-tiered applications in a rapidly growing company for both consumers and to support our internal operations. You will work on our business applications, implementing features across the entire stack. Accomplish business requirements by developing and maintaining software applications and databases hosted in a cloud.
Your Impact
- Implementation of low-latency, high-availability, and high performance Rest Api using Java
- Write reusable, testable, and efficient code
- Document technical design for new projects and enhancements to existing solutions
- Diagnose problems with existing application code and develop technical solutions that resolve the problems
- Maintain effective relationships and rapport with your team and cross functional team members
- Identify business requirements by establishing personal rapport with actual, potential, and internal clients
- Design, develop, test, and document scalable, high-quality business applications
- Build cloud-hosted services using primarily Java
- Good understanding and experience in Microservice architecture, Java, Springboot, Rest Api, JSON, SQL, NO-SQL
- Collaborate with other cross-platform team members to build effective integrations
- Participate in design sessions and code reviews
- Confirms program operation by conducting unit, system and integration tests - modifying program sequence and/or codes as necessary
- Prepare project-related documentation, GAP analysis, functional specifications, design specifications, and complete development activities including reports, interfaces, conversions, enhancements, and forms during different stages of a project
Your Experience
- BE/B.Tech engineering, equivalent technical degree or equivalent military experience required
- 3 to 5 years of experience in Java development within Agile / Scrum team environments and large implementations using Test Driven Development (TDD)
- Experience in designing and developing applications and services using SOA and Microservice methodology
- Experience in building event driven microservices using Java and Spring boot
- Experience with developing Api’s leveraging Google Cloud Platform (GCP) OR Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Understand containerization using Docker or similar technologies
- Must be comfortable accessing and manipulating various web and local data sources such as relational MySQL and NOSQL (Firebase, Redis) databases, RESTful API’s calls
- Communicate project status and needs to the team and project lead to minimize any impact of change
- Must have experience debugging, logging, and tracking issues
- Java, Spring Boot, Linux, MySQL, microservice, GIT, GCP, AWS
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Please note that we will not sponsor applicants for work visas for this position.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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