JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Lead Software Engineer- Payments Tech Lead –Java
Jersey City, NJ, United States
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About the role
- We embrace a culture of experimentation and constantly strive for improvement and learning.
Nice to have
- Experience in Cloud and Container based development (Gaia, Kube) is a plus
- Experience using NoSQL / BigData Stores (Cassandra, Elastic Search, Cloudera Stack or H-Base) is a plus
- Experience in streaming/aggregation frameworks (Storm, Spark) is a plus
- Banking and payments domain background is a plus
- Hands-on end-to-end project delivery responsibilities
- Strong experience in Core Java, Object Oriented, RDBMS (Oracle), SQL, Spring, ORM (JPA/Hibernate) and Unix Scripts
- Experience in web development and modern JS Frameworks (JavaScript, HTML 5, Ember, ReactJS or Angular)
- Knowledge of container-based development, orchestration, microservices frameworks, and tools (Docker, Kubernetes, Spring Boot, Swagger) is a plus
Company info
- You'll work in a collaborative, trusting, thought-provoking environment-one that encourages diversity of thought and creative solutions that are in the best interests of our customers globally.
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