Specialist - Java Spring Boot Full Stack Developer
Java Spring Developer
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What stands out
- Pay is stated up front — $34. Most postings never say.
- Posted in the last 24 hours.
The gist
You will work across backend services, frontend applications, databases, and cloud environments while helping transition the platform from a legacy monolithic architecture to a modern cloud-native solution. These include loyalty offers, annual leave, an on-site eatery, employee resource groups, and teams that provide support and foster a sense of community. You will also build and maintain REST APIs, integrations, and data-driven solutions You will also support modernization and refactoring initiatives under the guidance of Technical Leads and Senior Engineers
What you would actually do
- Develop and maintain Java/Spring backend services and React frontend applications
- Build REST APIs, integrations, and data-driven solutions
- Support cloud migration and modernization of legacy systems
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams on technical design and deployment
Skills mentioned
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- linde.csod.com
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