Java/AWS Software Engineer
Fidelity TalentSource is your destination for discovering your next temporary role at Fidelity Investments. We are currently sourcing for a Java/AWS Software Engineer to work at Fidelity Investments.
Job Description: Fidelity Brokerage Technology is looking for a dedicated, highly motivated Java/AWS Software Engineer with good understanding of REST programming fundamentals, software design and practices to join our Tradeflow team. The candidate should be proficient in Agile methodologies and be able to ramp up quickly on a newly formed Scrum team.
Education and Experience:
- BS in Computer Science or equivalent degree and 8 plus years of professional experience
- Java engineer with exposure to the following technologies and skills:
- A working knowledge of AWS cloud technologies and concepts (Docker, Kubernetes, developing cloud-compatible applications) is required
- Knack for writing clean, testable, readable, and easily maintainable code
- Demonstrable understanding of fundamental design principles for building a scalable REST service
- Experience with middleware Java stack/Spring boot
- Experience with Database technologies and working knowledge of SQL
Primary Responsibilities:
- Own the design and implementation of software solutions that meet functional and non-functional requirements and that are aligned to the program’s strategic direction
- Lead application design efforts, participate in design reviews and code reviews.
- Develop and deliver highly parallel, performance-critical web services to provide inquir access to customer data
- Working knowledge of CI/CD principles, with a willingness and ability to assist in debugging and streamlining existing processes where needed
- Write service layer code with proficiency, quality and transparency
- Deliver maintainable, extensible, reusable and performant solutions in a cloud environment
- Identify bottlenecks and bugs, and work to tackle them
- Committed to teamwork and communication in your work
- Know legacy monolithic architecture and how to convert to a micro service-based architecture.