Back End Developer

Job Role: SDE 2

About us:

Arrise Solutions (India) Pvt. Ltd. is a leading content provider to the iGaming and Betting Industry, offering a multi-product portfolio that is innovative, regulated and mobile-focused. Arrise Solutions (India) Pvt. Ltd. strives to create the most engaging and evocative experience for customers globally across a range of products, including slots, live casino, sportsbetting, virtual sports and bingo.

Location: Hyderabad

Experience/Skills Required:

• Strong experience in working on highly scalable systems
• 4-8 years of development experience in Core Java Programming and related backend Java Frameworks like Spring
• Has good grasp on distributed programming concepts and should be evaluate pros and cons of each approach
• Strong understanding on messaging systems and have leveraged platforms like RabbitMQ, Kafka etc.
• Good at problem solving skills and data structures
• Expected to have advanced concurrency skills in java – must be knowledgeable of optimistic and pessimistic locking, their trade-offs etc.
• Good command over JDBC, implication of different constructs and experience with any of the relational database systems
• Hands-on with java performance tuning, garbage collectors, profilers etc.
• Understanding of distributed design practices and appetite to keep learning
• Good knowledge on design patterns and their contextual usage
• Firm believer in TDD (Test Driven Development)
• Self-driven, responsible, and keen eye to details
• Strong collaborator and has skills to participate/guide technical discussions
• Strong team player

Detailed Role & Responsibilities:

• Work closely with Leads and Product teams
• Help with design and code reviews in team
• Mentor junior members in the team and empower them to take informed decisions
• Take part in architectural discussions and drive changes to suite business goals
• Part of initiatives to re-architect sub-systems as deemed necessary to support business growth
• Take ownership of challenging areas and drive the change in consultation with stake-holders