Java React Fullstack Architect

Greetings from Infogain!

We are seeking an Java React Fullstack Architect with experience in designing and implementing scalable and robust web applications using ReactJS, Spring Boot, and Oracle. Proficient in developing RESTful APIs and integrating with third-party APIs. Capable of leading a team of developers to deliver complex software projects. Possessing excellent problem-solving and analytical skills to design and implement optimal solutions.

Mode of Hiring-Permanent

Skills : Java+Spring boot+ microservices architecture +Cloud

Exp : 12 to 20 years

Location : Bangalore

Notice period- Immediate to 30 days

Mode of Working- Hybrid

ob Description : Core Skills

Designing and developing enterprise-level Java React Fullstack applications Java programming ReactJS for front-end development Back-end technologies such as Spring or Hibernate Enterprise architecture standards and best practices Cloud technologies and DevOps practices

Secondary Skills

Backend technologies : Java, Spring Framework, Hibernate, JPA, JSP Frontend technologies : ReactJS, Redis, Amazon Linux Database technologies : MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, MongoDB

Knowledge of Mulesoft is required

communication format (Text, Excel, XML, Email,EDI ) and mechanisms (Mulesoft / SFTP, EDI, Seeburger, OIS / TPN, DOTV, Email)

Job Responsibilities

Design and architect full-stack web applications using Java, Spring Framework, and ReactJS and related technologies Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify and solve complex business problems Provide technical leadership to development teams and mentor junior developers Ensure application security and perform regular testing and vulnerability scans Follow agile methodologies and contribute to the continuous improvement of development processes Participate in code reviews and ensure code quality and standards are maintained.

Apply now or share your updated profile at arti.sharma@infogain.com with the subject line : “Application – Java React Fullstack Architect – Bangalore”