back end developer, spring boot, microservice

As a Back-End Developer at Talent Worx, you will be responsible for developing, enhancing, and maintaining back-end services and RESTful APIs using Spring Boot. Additionally, you'll design microservices architectures to ensure high scalability and availability, collaborate with front-end developers, and monitor application performance.

To qualify for the Back-End Developer position at Talent Worx, you should have 3 to 7 years of experience in software development, particularly in back-end using Java and Spring Boot. Familiarity with microservices architecture, RESTful API design, and database systems like MySQL is also crucial.

A Back-End Developer at Talent Worx should be well-versed in Spring Boot and microservices architecture. Knowledge of database systems such as MySQL and PostgreSQL, as well as experience with cloud platforms like AWS or Azure, is also important. Familiarity with Docker and Kubernetes will be advantageous.

While the job posting for the Back-End Developer position at Talent Worx does not specify a location, our culture supports flexibility and the possibility for remote work depending on team collaboration and project requirements.

At Talent Worx, you can expect a collaborative and innovative team environment. Our Back-End Developers work closely with front-end teams, engage in code reviews, and contribute to shared best practices, all while enjoying a fast-paced and dynamic culture.

When answering this question, provide specific examples of projects you've worked on that utilized Spring Boot. Highlight any challenges you overcame and how this experience makes you an excellent fit for the Back-End Developer position at Talent Worx.

In your response, explain what microservices architecture is and its benefits, such as scalability and ease of deployment. Provide an example of how you've implemented microservices in previous roles.

Discuss methods you've used to monitor performance (like logging and metrics) and security practices, such as authentication protocols or data validation techniques, to protect your APIs and services.

Choose a specific, relevant example that demonstrates your problem-solving skills. Outline the issue, the steps you took to diagnose it, and the ultimate solution you applied to resolve the bug.

Talk about your approach to collaboration with front-end teams, including how you communicate between systems, share API documentation, and ensure that the back-end services align with user interface requirements.

Mention any version control systems you've used, particularly Git. Discuss how you utilize them in collaborative projects and provide examples of branching, merging, and pull requests.

Identify the testing frameworks and tools you've used, such as JUnit or Mockito, and explain your approach to writing unit and integration tests to ensure code quality.

Discuss your experience with deployment processes, including CI/CD pipelines or using containerization technologies like Docker. Provide examples of how you ensure smooth transitions from development to production.

Be specific about the database systems you’ve worked with, such as MySQL or PostgreSQL. Describe how you've designed database schemas and performed data migrations in your previous projects.

Talk about the resources you utilize, such as blogs, online courses, and community forums, to keep up-to-date with evolving technologies and methodologies in back-end development.