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Role: Staff Engineer Java, Spring Boot, AWS
Exp: 13+ Years
Location: Hybrid (Phoenix, AZ OR Chicago, IL)
Required Skills & Qualifications
- Experience: 10+ years of overall software engineering experience; 7+ years in distributed systems, SaaS, or Cloud microservices.
- Core Backend: 6+ years of expert-level experience with Java and Spring Boot (Proficiency in Maven/Gradle).
- Cloud Focus: Extensive experience with AWS foundations (EC2, IAM, S3, Lambda, Route53, DynamoDB) and Kubernetes.
- Infrastructure-as-Code: Proven expertise in Terraform and Ansible.
- Messaging: Deep knowledge of event-driven architecture using Kafka or RabbitMQ.
- Full Stack Awareness: 2+ years of experience with modern frontend frameworks (React or Angular).
- DevOps & Standards: Mastery of CI/CD pipelines, secure coding practices, and SDLC best practices..
- Strong knowledge of AWS services (EC2, IAM, ELB, Route53, S3, Lambda, Cloud Formation, DynamoDB)
- Experience architecting Kubernetes based systems
- Container orchestration - Kubernetes, TKGi, EKS, ECS
Key Responsibilities
- Technical Strategy: Build forward-looking technical roadmaps for broad or complex requirements that solve large, open-ended problems.
- Architecture & Design: Drive all aspects of technical architecture, prototyping, and implementation to support both product needs and overall technology strategy.
- Leadership: Guide functional teams through planning and execution, providing technical expertise to build backlogs and ensure production delivery.
- Cloud Infrastructure: Lead Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) projects using Terraform and Ansible to build reliable, repeatable cloud deployments on AWS.
- Kubernetes Orchestration: Architect and implement Kubernetes-based systems (EKS/TKGi) to simplify cloud complexities for engineering teams.
- Collaboration: Partner with Product Managers and Designers to conceptualize new features and represent engineering in cross-functional sessions.
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