Senior Consultant (Full Stack Java Developer)

As a Senior Consultant (Full Stack Java Developer), your main responsibilities will include participating in the entire application design and development lifecycle, focusing on coding and debugging, and collaborating with various team members. You will analyze technical requirements, develop robust applications using technologies such as Core Java and Spring Boot, and undertake performance testing, presenting your findings to project teams.

To qualify for the Senior Consultant (Full Stack Java Developer) role, candidates should have a strong understanding of Core Java, Spring Boot, and Angular. Experience with CI/CD practices and containerization technologies such as Docker is also important. A background in EAI, API development, and cloud technologies will enhance your application, making you a suitable fit for our dynamic team.

Essential technologies for the Senior Consultant (Full Stack Java Developer) position include Core Java for backend development, Spring Boot for building applications, and Angular for front-end development. Additionally, familiarity with CI/CD pipelines, API integration, and cloud services will empower you to make meaningful contributions to our projects.

Collaboration is key in the Senior Consultant (Full Stack Java Developer) role. You'll work closely with a multidisciplinary team that includes designers, developers, and system administrators, ensuring that everyone is aligned throughout the project execution. This collaborative approach helps in achieving common goals and delivering high-quality software solutions.

Performance testing is crucial in the Senior Consultant (Full Stack Java Developer) role as it ensures that applications perform optimally under various conditions. You will conduct performance testing, analyze the results, and present these findings to project teams, allowing for informed decisions to optimize application performance and user experience.

When answering this question, provide specific examples of projects where you utilized Core Java. Discuss the features you implemented and how your expertise in Java contributed to the success of the project.

Discuss your systematic approach to debugging. Mention tools you use, such as debugging software, logging, and testing frameworks, and emphasize how you identify and resolve issues efficiently.

Share details about your experience using Spring Boot, highlighting specific features such as dependency injection and ease of testing. Explain why these make Spring Boot your preferred choice for developing microservices and web applications.

Talk about coding best practices such as adhering to naming conventions, writing modular code, and conducting code reviews. Share your commitment to maintaining readable and maintainable code.

Detail your experience with Angular in building dynamic, single-page applications. Emphasize your understanding of components, services, and routing and how they contribute to your overall development proficiency.

Discuss your experience in implementing CI/CD pipelines using tools such as Jenkins or GitLab. Explain how you have automated deployments and testing processes to enhance development workflows.

Highlight your collaborative skills and provide examples of how you have effectively partnered with team members from various backgrounds to achieve project goals. Stress the importance of open communication and shared best practices.

Mention specific tools such as JMeter or LoadRunner that you have used for performance testing. Discuss how you measure application performance and the steps you take to address any bottlenecks you uncover.

Describe your process for designing, building, and testing APIs. Include your experience in using RESTful services and any tools you use for API documentation and testing.

Share your views on the significance of open-source technologies in fostering innovation and collaboration. Discuss any specific open-source projects you have contributed to and the skills you’ve gained from those experiences.