Java Developer with Spring Boot for Logistics System
Skills Required
Description
Developing a logistics system calls for a Java developer who can work efficiently with Spring Boot and microservices. The system needs to be highly reliable since it manages critical workflows like order tracking, inventory, and delivery updates.
Spring Boot provides the foundation for building lightweight, production-ready applications. The developer will be expected to design services that are modular, scalable, and easy to maintain.
Microservices architecture is central to this project. Each service should operate independently but still communicate seamlessly with others, ensuring flexibility and fault tolerance.
Docker will play a major role in containerizing applications, simplifying deployments, and maintaining consistency across environments. This also helps in scaling services quickly as business needs grow.
The developer will need to ensure smooth integration with third-party APIs, such as shipping carriers and payment gateways. These integrations must be secure and optimized for performance.
Data flow in logistics is complex. Proper structuring and handling of requests, responses, and event-driven communication are necessary to avoid delays and errors.
Performance optimization will be a priority. With logistics systems, even small inefficiencies can lead to costly delays, so code must be streamlined and queries optimized.
Security measures, including authentication, authorization, and secure communicati...