Remote - Java / Elastic Developer - 56632-1

September 15, 2026

Role: Java / Elastic Developer - 56632-1 Location: Remote Top Skill(s): 1. Java Sprig boot, Microservices 2. Elastic Search 3. GeoSpatial Search Job Description/ Responsibilities: -Design and implement scalable Java microservices that process complex geospatial datasets to support reliable and responsive mapping applications -Develop Spring Boot based APIs that enable secure access to geospatial services and ensure consistent integration with internal and external systems -Optimize data ingestion and retrieval workflows on Elastic DB to deliver low latency access to large volumes of spatial and non spatial data -Configure and maintain robust data models for vector and raster geospatial content to improve analytical accuracy and map rendering quality -Collaborate with product and domain teams to translate location intelligence requirements into technical specifications and implementation plans for microservices -Conduct detailed performance tuning of Java code, database queries and storage access patterns to enhance throughput and reduce infrastructure cost -Implement automated test suites and quality checks for microservices and APIs to maintain reliability and stability across production environments -Create monitoring and alerting solutions that track microservice health, storage performance and geospatial data quality for proactive issue detection -Document service contracts, data flows and operational runbooks to support maintainability and smooth handover across distributed engineering teams -Coordinate with security and compliance stakeholders to apply encryption, access controls and audit mechanisms for sensitive geospatial information -Guide peers on best practices for microservices design, Spring Boot configuration and Elastic db usage to promote consistent engineering standards -Participate in code reviews and technical discussions to ensure solutions remain modular, extensible and aligned with enterprise architecture guidelines -Analyze production incidents related to geospatial services and drive root cause resolution efforts that prevent recurrence and improve platform resilience Years of Experience: 14.00 Years of Experience

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