Java Developer - job 1 of 2

As a Java Developer at our company, you will be responsible for developing and maintaining high-performance applications using the Spring Boot framework. Your role involves designing scalable applications, ensuring their reliability, and writing clean, maintainable code while collaborating with other team members to drive the development process forward.

To be considered for the Java Developer position, candidates should hold a bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related field, along with a minimum of 4 years of experience in Spring Boot development. Proficiency in Java, J2EE, and the Spring framework is essential, as well as familiarity with RESTful APIs, microservices architecture, and front-end technologies.

A Java Developer at our company should have a strong knowledge of Java and the Spring framework, experience with databases like MS-SQL, and familiarity with technologies such as Redis, Kafka, and ELK. Additionally, knowledge of containerization tools like Docker and Kubernetes, as well as experience with cloud platforms such as AWS, is advantageous.

Yes, experience with Agile development methodologies is crucial for the Java Developer role. We operate in an Agile environment, which means you'll need to be adaptable, responsive to changing requirements, and capable of actively participating in all stages of the development process.

At our company, we prioritize continuous improvement not just for our products but also for our people. As a Java Developer, you will have opportunities for mentorship, participation in advanced training sessions, and the chance to stay up-to-date with the latest technologies and industry trends, helping you grow further in your career.

When answering this question, highlight specific projects where you utilized Spring Boot, discussing the problems you solved and the technologies you integrated, showcasing your understanding of its features like dependency injection and aspect-oriented programming.

Discuss your systematic approach to debugging, including the use of logging frameworks, debugging tools, and how you isolate issues. Provide examples of past debugging scenarios and the methodologies you used to successfully resolve them.

Talk about your commitment to writing clean code by following best practices, including detailed comments, proper naming conventions, and employing unit tests. Mention how you use code reviews and testing frameworks like JUnit to maintain a high standard of code.

Provide a clear example of a project where you faced significant challenges, detailing the specific issues and your problem-solving approach. Highlight your teamwork and how you leveraged collaboration to find effective solutions.

Be prepared to discuss your familiarity with database technologies, particularly MS-SQL, emphasizing your experience in writing complex queries and optimizing database performance, along with any use of ORM tools.

Share your strategies for keeping up-to-date with the industry, such as attending conferences, participating in online courses, joining relevant communities, and following influential figures in the Java programming world.

Discuss your methodology for performance evaluation, including monitoring tools and metrics you would analyze, potential refactoring strategies, and how you would implement caching mechanisms or optimize database interactions.

Illustrate your understanding of RESTful APIs by explaining their role in enabling communication between different services, simplifying client-server interactions, and how you’ve designed or consumed APIs in previous projects.

Describe your hands-on experience with version control systems like Git, explaining best practices you follow, such as branching strategies, commit messages, and how you've collaborated with other developers on shared codebases.

Discuss your time management techniques, prioritization skills, and how you maintain typical outputs like code quality through proper planning, breaking down tasks, and focusing on essential functionalities during crunch times.