Senior Software Engineer - Microservices

Responsibilities Interact with customers and the cross-functional team for requirement gathering, backlog grooming and prioritisation. Apply patterns to decompose monolithic applications or business requirements into building high-performing, resilient, scalable and secure applications/microservices. Apply microservice best practice while designing and defining contracts and integration (DDD, Bounded context, CQRS, Event sourcing, Polyglot persistence, Event-driven data management, etc). Design, build and enhance an iPaaS platform to achieve a quicker implementation cycle. Define CI/CD pipeline and choose monitoring tools for applications/services. Responsible for building Product Engineering culture within the team. Improve the team's lead/cycle time and velocity by innovation and higher-order automation. Requirements 8+ years of Hands-on experience in solution/technical design of enterprise applications. A good understanding of CS Fundamentals, Microservices, Data Structures, Algorithms, and Problem Solving. Strong knowledge of design and architectural patterns and principles. Sound Knowledge of Cloud Platforms (Azure, AWS, GCP or similar). Experience in building scalable, high-throughput, distributed and secure applications. Experience with Messaging middleware (ActiveMQ, Kafka or similar). Experience in open-source frameworks like Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, and Cloud Foundry(PCF). Experience in evaluating different database choices for the application (RDBMS vs NoSQL, different variations of NoSQL). Experience in iPaaS or an Enterprise Integration Patterns platform is an advantage. Experience in defining CI/CD pipeline and choosing application monitoring tools. Experience in more than one programming language is an advantage(Java/NodeJS/Python). Contribution to the Open-Source community (a good Github profile will be an advantage). Experience in data analytics with AI/ML modelling platforms is an added advantage. This job was posted by Namrata Chauhan from Patch Infotech.