Sr. Software Developer (NODE / Backend)

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I hope you are doing well,

This is Karthickeyan from Exaways Corporation. We have an urgent requirement for the position below, If you are interested, kindly share your updated resume, contact details and a convenient time to talk to you about the position further.

Role: Sr. Software Developer (Backend)

Location: Charlotte, NC / Raleigh, NC / Dallas, TX (Onsite)

Client: Artech / Wells Fargo

Mode: W2 Contract Opening

Job Description:

Hiring Manager Expectations:

Core Java - 10 years

Node.JS - 4 years

Python - 4 years

Groovy or Grails - 2+ years

Cloud : AWS - min 4+ years

Terraform is Nice to have - 1-2 years (not mandate) Required

10+ years of software engineering experience

A BS/BA degree or higher in science or technology (Computer Science Engineering Discipline preferred)

7+ years of Java experience with strong microservices development - experience in developing and deploying to Cloud stack

IAC concepts - Terraform - Nice to have

Strong Confluence documentation skills and producing architecture specs with detailed sequence flows and component diagrams

2+ years of Groovy experience

2+ year of NodeJS experience

1 + years of knowledge with Design and Development of pipeline that deploys to a managed Kubernetes public cloud environment

2+ years of experience with automation using shell scripting languages such as PowerShell, Bash, or Python

3+ years of Build tools experience such as Maven, Gradle or combination of both

Experience in Software Supply Chain security and has working knowledge on security tools such: SonarQube, Fortify, BlackDuck, Checkmarx

Working knowledge using the CICD Toolchain APIs - example, invoking Github, Artifactory, ServiceNow, Jenkins, Harness APIs, Vault Integration

Experience with developing and deploying to one or more Cloud platforms: AWS, Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Azure Update from Hiring Manager:

Java - must have

Nodejs - must have

Python and Groovy - nice to have..must be willing to pick up new tech stack quickly...groovy is a very similar and simplified version of Java. It is possible that the person may get placed into Groovy in the first assignment. If they have storing Java skills, they will be able to pick up Groovy