RD | Java Developer (WLK)

As an RD | Java Developer at DMV IT, your responsibilities will include addressing development backlogs, enhancing core platforms, designing and developing REST APIs, and building automated workflows. You'll be working collaboratively with team members to ensure high-quality software delivery that meets our objectives.

To qualify for the RD | Java Developer position at DMV IT, you should have at least 7 years of experience in Java development, along with a solid understanding of Java 11/17 features, Spring Boot, and Spring Batch. Familiarity with Terraform, Node.js, AWS, SQL, and Oracle will also be highly beneficial.

An RD | Java Developer at DMV IT utilizes a range of tools and technologies including Java, Spring Boot, Terraform, Node.js, and AWS. Additionally, experience with Jenkins for CI/CD processes and version control systems like GitHub for managing code repositories is essential.

At DMV IT, we value growth and development. We support our RD | Java Developers through training programs, access to the latest tools, and encouraging participation in industry workshops. We believe that continuous learning is key to personal and team success.

The work environment for an RD | Java Developer at DMV IT is collaborative and dynamic. You will work alongside skilled professionals who are passionate about technology and innovation. We prioritize a culture of open communication and support to encourage creativity and collaboration.

When answering this question, highlight your years of experience with Java, particular versions you've worked with, and any frameworks such as Spring Boot and Spring Batch that you're familiar with. Give examples of projects where you've utilized these technologies.

Discuss your process for designing REST APIs, including understanding client needs, data formats, and error handling. Be sure to mention tools and technologies you’ve used, as well as any challenges you’ve faced and how you overcame them.

Explain the importance of version control systems, such as GitHub, in managing code quality, collaboration, and tracking changes. Share specific examples of how you’ve used pull requests and branching in past projects.

Talk about your strategies for maintaining code quality, whether it's through peer reviews, unit testing, or test automation frameworks. Providing concrete examples of how these practices improved your past projects can make your answer stronger.

Share the CI/CD tools you’ve used, such as Jenkins, and explain how they fit into your workflow. Discuss any specific experiences where CI/CD practices significantly improved the development cycle in your previous roles.

Choose a specific project that highlights your problem-solving skills and technical abilities. Describe the challenges faced, the technologies used, and how you contributed to overcoming those challenges to achieve successful outcomes.

Illustrate your commitment to continuous learning by discussing the resources you utilize, such as online courses, webinars, or tech blogs. Mention any communities or groups you participate in to stay updated on industry trends.

Share your strategies for managing time effectively, such as prioritization, setting achievable milestones, and staying organized. You can also mention the importance of communication with your team during high-pressure periods.

Discuss any projects where you have used AWS services, detailing how you utilized specific tools like EC2, S3, or Lambda. Provide examples that emphasize your understanding of cloud architecture and its role in your development work.

Convey your enthusiasm for DMV IT's mission and values. Mention how you believe your skills align with the company’s goals and your excitement about the prospect of contributing to innovative IT solutions.