Java Backend developer (with hands-on in kotlin)

Role: Java Backend developer (with hands-on in kotlin)

Location: Phoenix, Az

§ Expertise with Java/J2EE, Springboot, Kotlin,

§ Expertise with building RESTful APIs

§ Thorough understanding of JSON, Web Service technologies, and data structure fundamentals

§ Experience with distributed (multi-tiered) systems, algorithms, and relational databases

§ Confirmed experience with object-oriented design and coding with variety of languages

§ Should have knowledge on Agentic AI

§ Knowledge on code quality parameters and GIT branching concepts.

§ Knowledge on SQL and NoSQL databases (Oracle/DB2, Cassandra / Couchbase).

§ Knowledge of Automated testing concepts using Selenium, REST Assured, Cucumber and CI/CD concepts with and exposure to tools such as Jenkins, Nexus, Maven, GIT.

§ Expertise in agile life-cycle management tools (JIRA/Rally), software testing standards, methods and conventions.

Roles & Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain high-performance backend services and APIs.

• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to gather requirements, architect solutions, and implement features that meet business needs.

• Optimize backend systems for performance, scalability, and reliability, ensuring smooth operation under high load.

• Implement best practices for code quality, testing, and deployment automation.

• Conduct code reviews, provide constructive feedback, and mentor junior engineers to foster a culture of continuous learning and improvement.

• Troubleshoot and debug production issues, conduct root cause analysis, and implement solutions to prevent recurrence.

• Stay updated on emerging technologies and industry trends, evaluations new tools and frameworks to improve efficiency and productivity.

• Work closely with DevOps teams to deploy and manage backend services in cloud environments (e.g., AWS, Azure, Google Cloud).

• Collaborate with frontend engineers to define API contracts and ensure seamless integration between frontend and backend systems.