LR094 Microservices Project Leader

Microservices Project Leader, under adequate supervision, can articulate complex technical topics clearly and concisely to both business and technical audiences in both written and verbal form. Capable of multi-tasking, prioritizing, and executing assigned deliverables. Works with the product leadership to develop microservices product requirement specifications, lead microservices product discovery, and research. Works with stakeholders and consumers and partner with cross-functional teams to ensure success of every microservices project. Lead user acceptance testing and address business and system issues. Conduct review meetings to monitor the progress of the project on schedule and budgets. Collaborate with engineering teams on product design, development, and deployment in a fast-paced agile environment. Manage the entire process of project execution and design. Understand microservices technical infrastructure and capable of picking up new solutions quickly. Responsible for capturing client requirements, providing estimate, design, and implementation of enterprise applications. May possess a Bachelor of science degree in computer science, computer engineering, or equivalent field. Has 7-11 years of hands-on experience in technical product management with integration technologies such as HTTP/HTTPS, XML/XSLT, REST, SOAP, web services, and API. Able to deploy queries and tests, and run API software engineering background checks. Responsible for creating program source code understand how to and build scalable distributed systems and microservices architecture. Possess strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Work with other members of the team with the confidence to guide other departments when necessary. Able to understand API architecture and cloud architecture. Helps in microservices product deployment and understand the post-production support knowledge of security and encryption fundamentals (SSL/TLS, SSH, PGP). Conversant with agile application development environments and methodologies. Reports microservices coding errors to the appropriate quarters and seeks ways that they can be resolved.