Develop Scala microservices using reactive architecture. The role requires functional programming knowledge in Scala or Clojure, experience with Cassandra or other NoSQL databases, and proficiency with development, testing, collaboration, version control, and CI tools including IntelliJ, ScalaTest, Git, Jira, Confluence, and Jenkins.
Job Description
Job Description:
Sr Scala Developer will be responsible for development of scala microservices using reactive architecture.
Qualifications1 year experience in Scala/Clojure with good understanding of functional language programming
Experience in working with NoSQL databases like Cassandra
Expertise in using development/develops tools like IntelliJ, ScalaTest, Git, Jira, Confluence, Jenkins or equivalent
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K-Tek Resourcing LLC Fremont, California, USA Office
Fremont, United States
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