Senior Full Stack Java Developer


Role: Senior Full Stack Developer
Location: Remote
Duration: 1 Year

JD:
Required Skills: Java, J2EE, Javascript, Vue.js, SQL & Oracle DB for queries and changes. Ability to conduct Unit, basic Accessibility, and Responsive Design testing. Competency level that is more independent/self-sufficient and requires less hands-on support and oversight.

Preferred Skills: AEM Forms, Spring, Hibernate with Websphere. Responsibilities: Will be responsible for feature development, peer review, estimate validation, and defect resolution of backlog items.

Minimum of 5 years of Java development experience as the primary

Preferred A strong candidate would also be able to demonstrate their competency in the below areas:
Ability to understand and translate business requirements and design specifications into defect-free code (can they do the translation):
Ability to collaborate across teams to understand the requirements that will form the core foundation of their development work (can they problem solve when in need?)
Ability to perform code reviews
Ability to adapt quickly to an existing, complex environment:
Has project experience in working with Agile processes
Possesses knowledge of SDLC processes and use of application lifecycle management tools such as Team Foundation Server (or Azure DevOps) or MS Teams


Remote

Skills:
Agile Programming Methodologies, Code Reviews, DevOps, Hibernate, IBM WebSphere Application Server, Java, Microsoft Windows Azure, Problem Solving Skills, Requirements Management, Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC), Software Engineering, Spring Framework, Team Foundation Server (TFS), Team Player, Test Design


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Company Size:
100 to 499 employees


Industry:
Other/Not Classified


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