Vidorra Consulting Group
Java Back-end Developer
Houston, Texas, USA · Contract
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 56 days ago
JavaNoSQLDynamoDBAWSAgentic AI
About the role
- We are seeking a seasoned Senior Software Engineer specializing in modern Java development using the SpringBoot framework. This role is central to designing and deploying cloud-native microservices that ensure scalability and resilience for critical business functions, with a required focus on systems that support advanced AI capabilities. Key Requirements
- 7+ years of experience in developing distributed systems. Mandatory: Strong proficiency in Java 17/21 and deep expertise in the SpringBoot framework. Mandatory Shared Experience (Required for All Roles): Hands-on exposure and experience with Agentic AI technologies. Deep experience with DynamoDB for high-performance NoSQL data persistence. Proficiency in
Requirements
- This role is central to designing and deploying cloud-native microservices that ensure scalability and resilience for critical business functions, with a required focus on systems that support advanced AI capabilities.
- Key Requirements 7+ years of experience in developing distributed systems.
- Strong proficiency in Java 17/21 and deep expertise in the SpringBoot framework.
- Hands-on exposure and experience with Agentic AI technologies.
- Deep experience with DynamoDB for high-performance NoSQL data persistence.
- Proficiency in developing and deploying services on AWS.
- Experience with data streaming technologies like Flink.
- Familiarity with monitoring and observability tools such as Splunk/Wavefront.
- Experience with event-driven architectures and modern software development practices.
Skills
- Java 17/21, SpringBoot, DynamoDB, Agentic AI exposure and hands on, Splunk/wavefront, Flink, AWS
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