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Fullstack architect is responsible for designing and implementing end-to-end modern applications within a Digital Transformation context.
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Lead and guide a team on developing solutions that fully integrate and collaborate with existing IT systems to solve complex business solutions related to Systems of Engagement or Systems of Records.
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Provide a holistic view of enterprise solutions, taking into consideration operational costs, security, performance engineering, UX, bimodal velocity, application development, and systems management.
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Play different roles within the team, from lead architect to high-skilled developer and technical team leader to consultant and technical evangelist.
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Demonstrate sound understanding of fullstack-technology architectures but also very good communication skills, with the ability to adapt them to different audiences
Requirements
Required Technical and Professional Expertise
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Minimum 7-8 years of development experience in building enterprise grade applications/product
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Should be a self-starter and independent
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Must be able to work independently and in a team setting
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Be able to articulate implementation at all levels
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Must be able to evaluate alternative solutions
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Applicants with wide variety of technical experience are positive candidates for this position
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At least 3 years of experience in Single Page application development
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At least 3 years of development experience in Unix/Linux/Solaris environment
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Strong in Java
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Strong in Java EE/Spring Web/Spring Boot
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Strong in JavaScript, HTML, CSS
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Strong in Angular
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Robust in using Git as Source Control
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Good to have knowledge on SSO protocols and implementation of the same (SAML, OAuth, CAS)
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Must have worked with ORM tools like Hibernate
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Good in SQL/PSQL
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Familiarity with Gradle/Maven
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Working knowledge in Micro Services Architecture is a must
📌 Project Manager (India)
🏢 QuickLaunch
📍 India
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