TECHNOLOGY ARCHITECT – JAVA FULL STACK / AWS

We are seeking an experienced Technology Architect / Java Full Stack Architect with deep expertise in Java, Spring Boot, ReactJS, and AWS Cloud. The role involves designing scalable distributed systems, microservices, cloud‑native applications, and high‑performance Java solutions.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the architecture and design of Java full‑stack applications using Java, Spring Boot, and ReactJS.
• Design scalable and resilient microservices and distributed systems.
• Apply advanced Core Java concepts and perform JVM and application performance tuning.
• Design systems capable of handling failures, scalability, and high availability.
• Develop technical proofs of concept (POCs) to validate architecture and technology decisions.
• Leverage the Spring ecosystem to build modern, cloud‑native applications.
• Design and deploy applications using AWS Cloud services.
• Containerize applications and support automated deployment processes.
• Work with edge computing technologies, including Edge Workers and CDN‑based compute.
• Use modern developer tooling, including GitHub Copilot and AI‑assisted development workflows.
• Collaborate with engineering teams to establish architecture standards, design patterns, and development best practices.
• Provide technical leadership across application development, cloud architecture, and deployment.

Must‑Have Skills

• Java
• Spring Boot
• ReactJS
• AWS Cloud
• Full‑stack application architecture
• Microservices and distributed systems
• Java performance tuning and JVM optimization

Technical Skills

• Backend: Java, Core Java, Spring Boot, Spring Framework
• Frontend: ReactJS
• Cloud: AWS
• Architecture: Microservices, Distributed Systems, Cloud‑Native Architecture, Edge Computing
• Performance: JVM Tuning, Java Performance Optimization
• DevOps: Containerization, Automated Deployments, GitHub
• Development Tools: GitHub Copilot, AI‑Assisted Development
• Other: Proof of Concepts, System Design, Failure Handling, CDN, Edge Workers