JavaFullStackWebApplicationDeveloper-VicePresident

We are looking for a Java Full-Stack Engineer to design, build, and support modern web applications. This role spans front-end development (Angular or React) and back-end services (Java/Spring Boot), with a focus on API-first, microservices-based architecture and CI/CD-driven delivery. ## Key Responsibilities * Develop and maintain web applications across the stack: UI, APIs, and backend services. * Build scalable, secure microservices using **Java** and **Spring Boot**. * Develop responsive user interfaces using **Angular** , leveraging **Kendo UI** components where appropriate. * Implement and support **micro front-end** patterns (composition, shared libraries, module federation or equivalent approaches). * Design, build, document, and consume **RESTful APIs** ; ensure service contracts and versioning strategies are followed. * Work with **SQL Server** and optimize queries, indexes, and data access patterns. * Implement search and indexing solutions with **Elasticsearch**. * Build event-driven integrations using **Kafka** (producers/consumers, topics, schema/versioning awareness). * Use **GitHub** / **Bitbucket** and contribute to automated **CI/CD** pipelines (build, test, deploy). * Write unit and integration tests; participate in code reviews and engineering best-practice adoption. ## Required Skills & Qualifications * 10+ years of experience in full-stack web application development. * Strong backend development experience with **Java** and **Spring Boot** (REST APIs, security concepts, performance, and scalability). * Strong front-end development experience with **Angular** including TypeScript, HTML5, and CSS. * Experience using UI component libraries such as **Kendo UI**. * Working knowledge of **micro front-end** architecture and patterns. * Solid understanding of **API design** and **microservices** (service boundaries, resilience, observability basics). * Hands-on experience with **SQL Server** and relational data modeling. * Experience with **Elasticsea