Senior Java Developer responsible for backend development using Java and Spring Boot, with at least one year of DevOps experience and basic Unix and infrastructure/DevOps knowledge.
Job Description
- Looking for a Java developer with minimum 1 year of DevOps experience
- Someone who is strong in Java+ Springboot
- Has basic understanding of Unix and Infra/Devops.
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