Software Technology Inc
Durham / Global
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Durham / Global
Job TitleLocation: Remote in EST (Fidelity hub location preferred)Must Have SkillsHands on Experience with Struts 1Hands on Experience with Spring 6Expertise in backend REST API development using Java 21 and Spring 6 is a must.Strong application migration and modernization experience (Struts to Spring6).Proficiency in utilizing AWS services and performance optimizationExperience in Agile environmentsProject OverviewStruts Removal Acceleration and Modernization. We are hiring 10 Java/Spring boot Developers across two Agile teams for a critical modernization initiative. The primary goal is to remove the legacy Struts framework from existing applications and modernize/migrate them to Java 21 and Spring 6.Key ResponsibilitiesRemove Struts framework and migrate applications to Java 21 and Spring 6.Utilize Java 21, REST API, Spring 6, Struts 1, and AWS.Ensure migrated applications maintain functionality while significantly improving performance, scalability, maintainability, security, reliability, and testability.Collaborate with Fidelity Charitable's scale and security teams.Address challenges such as code complexity, knowledge gaps, and performance optimization during migration.Required Skills & Experience• Hands-on experience with Struts 1 - Ability to understand Struts 1 MVC is a must.• Expertise in backend REST API development using Java 21 and Spring 6 is a must.• Strong application migration and modernization experience (Struts to Spring6).• Proficiency in utilizing AWS services and performance optimization.• Experience working in Agile team environments.• 4 resources with 11-15 years of experience.
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