GigDuniya

The Java Platform Specialist drives the translation and construction of a client's business
problems into innovative technology solutions by creating and owning the technical vision of the
project and ensuring that the vision is achieved with a high level of quality. They are also
responsible for mentoring and coaching people and providing technology- related thought
leadership, including supporting sales activities.
The Java Platform Specialist will be responsible defining the application architecture with the
architect, owning and managing multiple tracks of work, validating designs, supporting
estimations, adhering to project development processes and best practices around agile project
management and delivery, implementing parts of the system architecture using best practices,
working with clients and stakeholders to understand the requirements and how they will be
implemented and managing team members. This will include designing technical solutions,
coding solutions, performing unit testing, conducting code reviews and design reviews, learning
new technologies, and becoming an expert in many parts of the system.
Do you have the following?

• Designed technical solutions based on the business requirements and the existing
architecture of a large and complex system
• Worked with the project manager in the estimation effort for projects and work to
identify and manage risk
• Conducted hands on development activities using Agile methodology for Java based
service oriented large and complex system
• Developed conceptual and technical design including use of Microservices Architecture
• Conducted Java application development/coding activities including design and code
reviews
• Documented technical design as well as other technical documents based on project’s
compliance requirements.
• Participated in and encourage interactive discussion during technical design and code
reviews
• Mentored junior team members
• Ensured adherence to continuous improvement practices as required meeting quality /
time to market imperatives