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Positon : Sr. Java Lead with Manhattan WMS
Location : Johns Creek, GA
Duration : 12+ Months
Job Description:
Need strong experience with Java, Sprint boot Microservices experience.
Cloud / Google Cloud Platform experience will be an added advantage but not mandatory for now.
Experience on Manhattan WMS Development (Between 2008 and 2014) .
Huge Plus: Experience with Talos, Proteus or Atlas application with be helpful (These are Macy’s application names.)
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Java Architect with Manhattan or any WMS is fine.
Experience with Manhattan/Warehouse Management Systems
Business domain knowledge around warehouse automation would be expected from at least the architect or the senior engineers to help increase ramp up time of the team
Skills – Java based Spring Boot and Quarkus microservice based modules using DDD architecture.
Core JAVA / Spring Boot, Framework, Security, Cloud / Hibernate / Web Services and knowledge of complex event based platforms like Flink, siddhi, or other event based streaming frameworks
Microservice based architectures utilizing Domain Driven Designs with both Restful API’s and message driven event based platforms within data streaming environments
Applications created in Docker containers utilizing Kubernetes clusters
Experience in secure coding practices within development teams
Experience with memory and performance management, instrumentation, and construction of fault tolerant applications
Experience in working with both Maven and Gradle build tools along with working knowledge of integrating into CI/CD pipelines
Experience in building complex applications for low latency environments utilizing “In-Memory Databases”, distributed cache, “in-Memory” computing platforms (Hazelcast, Kafka)
Experience in working with GIT (Bitbucket), SVN or other distributed source control systems
Experience with the following: Apache Camel, JMS, JNDI, JUnit, and Cucumber
Experience with relational database platforms (Oracle, PostgreSQL)
Advanced use of ELK Stack (Elastic Search, Kibana, Beats, Logstash) and consumption of XML, JSON, XSLT document types
