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Nityo Infotech Corporation

e-COMMERCE platform Architect/Enterprises Architect/Solution Architect (Java Background)

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Job Description

Job title: e-COMMERCE platform Architect/Enterprises Architect/Solution Architect (Java Background)
Location:
Plano Texas (Hybrid/Onsite) Job type: Full time
Interview:
Video Frontend:
Modern JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystems (React, Next.js, Vue, or modern Web Components), state management, server-side rendering (SSR), and web performance optimization.
Backend:
Enterprise backend languages/runtimes (Node.js/TypeScript, Java/Spring Boot, Go, or Python) with deep experience building resilient distributed microservices.
Hands-On Full-Stack Engineering Backend Systems:
Design, build, and optimize spring based microservices / sprark jobs.
Frontend Systems:
Develop, enhance, and maintain responsive high-performance web frontends and component libraries.
Complex Bug Fixes & Refactoring:
Jump into legacy and modern codebases to debug complex concurrency, caching, data-integrity, or UI rendering issues. Proof-of-Concepts (POCs): Prototype new architecture, libraries, and third-party integrations before delegating execution to the broader team.
Architecture & Technical Oversight End-to-End System Design:
Own the structural integrity between client-side applications, edge caching/CDNs, middleware orchestration, and back-office transactional engines.
Performance & Platform Reliability:
Drive solution to meet objectives for Core Web Vitals, API latency, database indexing, and fault-tolerant failovers.