Java API, AWS Developer

Skills

Analyzes designs develops codes and implements applications in one or more programming languages for Web and Rich Internet Applications. Supports applications with an understanding of system integration test planning scripting and troubleshooting. Assesses the health and performance of software applications and databases. Establishes participates and maintains relationships with business units customers and subject matter experts in order to remain apprised of direction project status architectural and technology trends risks and functional/integration issues. Defines specifications and develop programs modifies existing programs prepares test data and prepares functional specifications. Analyzes program and application performance using various programming languages tools and techniques. Provides guidance to non-technical staff in using software and hardware systems most effectively and efficiently. Reviews project proposals evaluates alternatives provides estimates and makes recommendations. Identifies potential process improvement areas and suggests options and recommends approaches.

Description

Experian is the leading global information services company, providing data and analytical tools to clients in more than 65 countries around the world. The company helps organizations to manage credit risk, prevent fraud, provide data security and automate decision making.

Responsibilities

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent experience.
• 10+ years of experience in analysis, design, implementation and testing of Web Based Applications using Java, J2EE technologies.
• 5+ years of Microservices, Openshift, Springboot/ Spring Cloud.
• Expertise with AWS Cloud
• 5+ years of design and development of REST services.
• 3+ Experience in deploying application in Openshift /Cloud (AWS), PaaS using Jenkins pipeline automation Dockers Containers, Kubernetes
• 5+ years of Unix, Linux Operating Systems & scripting (Python, PERL, Shell scripts)
• 5+ years of Experience in creating API documentation using Swagger and YAML or similar tools