Position: Lead Full-stack Java Engineer
Company: EPAM
Experience required: 5y
English level: intermediate

POSITION DESCRIPTION
Lead Engineer: 

Ideally this is a full-stack engineer who has familiarity with legacy Windows development ecosystem, as well as modern web stacks. While most of new development will be done in React/Ruby/Java, new components will need to be integrated with the existing code, thus reading legacy C++/C#/Java code may be required. 

Needs to be able to support code review process, enforce coding, architectural, testing, build and CI standards across the team. 

Experience and willingness to do Full Stack development. 
Experience with Java/Spring Boot, Ruby, React technologies. 
Experience with SQL & NoSQL technologies, and specifically Oracle database. 
Experience with Docker and Kubernetes. 
Experience with AWS not required but highly desired. 
Familiarity with automated testing frameworks. 
Familiarity in designing and developing microservices. 
Familiarity in CI/CD and experience in automating pipelines. 
Experience with healthcare, or other highlight regulated industries is a big plus. 

Opportunity: 

EPAM is in a unique position to be client’s key technology partner and grow this account into 100s of EPAMers within months. A core team has already built relationships with key executives and owners of products that EPAM will help modernize.  

Considering the breadth of technologies used and the move towards a modern AWS based solution, as well as the size and importance of the client, there is tremendous opportunity for learning and growth here for the right individuals. 

Technology: 

Client flagship product today is a Win32/64 based application that is hosted on premise, either by the client or their customers. The application UI consists of a mix of embedded components written in C++/C#/Java/Web technologies.  

Prior to moving the whole application to a fully web-based SaaS model on AWS, the UI components will be incrementally converted to a modern web stack. The client uses their own web application development framework built on React and Ruby on Rails. Backend services are written in C++ and Java and currently being converted to REST-based microservices written in Java Spring Boot. The application uses Oracle as the backend database.