Software Systems Engineer - III/Java Developer with Frontend
Software Systems Engineer - III/Java Developer with Frontend
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Bachelor’s degree with 6+ years of strong hands-on experience programming in Java, JEE, XML, HTML4/5, Ajax, Javascript., Ext JS, Angular 2Extensive experience in Web UI framework and Web UI development which includes Usability, Page transition, page navigation, image caching, lazy page loading
- Experience in developing rich UI using UI framework, Spring MVC framework
- Experience in performance tuning and profiling the web application
- Experience in development of complex multi-layer applications
- Experience in working with high-available mission critical large scale web application in both Front end and back end
- Candidate should possess strong analytical skills and be able to abstract information from existing code
- Experience in development of multi-threaded application in interfacing with other systems
- Experience with Rational IDE tools like RSA and RADExperience in PL/SQL is a plus
- Current knowledge of and experience with application servers such as IBM Websphere and/or apache HTTP servers
- Excellent object-oriented design & programming skills, including strong working knowledge and experience in using UML and design patterns, refactoring
- Experience with ACCURev version control systems is a plus
- Expertise in architecting applications based on business requirements
- Experience in development of call center web application is a plus
- Strong understanding of standard software development lifecycle methodologies
- Software development ability, experience, speed, and quality
- Ability to work on an Agile development environment
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