Server Side
Job Description
Job Description:
Risk Technology’s Limit Monitoring Team is looking for an experienced, driven, and motivated server-side or full-stack developer to join our efforts. For this position, the emphasis will be heavily on the server-side development.
The Project:
Modernization of Market Risk Limit Monitoring system from a traditional 3-tier application with a monolithic Sybase DB setup into a series of self-choreographing multi-instance micro-services.
Each service to be implemented as Java Spring Boot application, which communicates using Kafka. MongoDB, local and distributed caching are employed be each micro-service as needed.
Modernization of Market Risk Limit Monitoring system from a traditional 3-tier application with a monolithic Sybase DB setup into a series of self-choreographing multi-instance micro-services.
Each service to be implemented as Java Spring Boot application, which communicates using Kafka. MongoDB, local and distributed caching are employed be each micro-service as needed.
Core Technical Requirements and preferred skills for a candidate include:
Common Requirements:
• Deep understanding of Computer Science related Principles, Data Structures, and Algorithms.
• Ability to work both independently and closely with other team members.
• Ability to communicate clearly.
• Experience with standard DevOps tools such as Git, Jenkins, JIRA.
Common Requirements:
• Deep understanding of Computer Science related Principles, Data Structures, and Algorithms.
• Ability to work both independently and closely with other team members.
• Ability to communicate clearly.
• Experience with standard DevOps tools such as Git, Jenkins, JIRA.
Core Java Developer Specific Requirements:
• Strong hands-on knowledge of Core Java features: class loading, garbage collection, Java Collections API, Multithreading, Concurrency, Reflections API, Java Streams.
• Experience working with Spring MVC framework, Spring boot, Rest API, JSON.
• Hands on with Event Streaming Platforms such as Kafka is a plus (“nice-to-have”).
• Hands on with MongoDB from an application developer perspective, is a plus (“nice-to-have”)
• Strong hands-on knowledge of Core Java features: class loading, garbage collection, Java Collections API, Multithreading, Concurrency, Reflections API, Java Streams.
• Experience working with Spring MVC framework, Spring boot, Rest API, JSON.
• Hands on with Event Streaming Platforms such as Kafka is a plus (“nice-to-have”).
• Hands on with MongoDB from an application developer perspective, is a plus (“nice-to-have”)
