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US_East | Software Developer - Java \/JEE \/ Java Frameworks_L2

Posted 3 days ago

redolentRichardson (TX)

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Mid

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$60.00/hr

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Inventory Developer Possible 3 Month CTH | No Fees | Do Not Re-Post | Confidential Submit candidates under their legal name and use only Capgemini template
Role: Inventory Developer
Work Location: Dallas, TX
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JOB DESCRIPTION: These are desired skills and combination of these skills would also work. Primary One: Java/Java Fullstack Developer + Angular 2+ Any Database expertise + OSS Expertise(Network Inventory systems anyone– Amdocs ARM (Cramer), Ericsson Granite, Netcracker, Oracle MetaSolv, UIM, etc.) Frontend programming/mark-up languages: Typescript/Javascript, html, css Frontend development frameworks/libraries: Angular 2+, React, Node.js/npm, D3.js, gulp Frontend testing frameworks/libraries: Protractor, Jasmine Backend programming/mark-up languages: Java/J2EE, C# Backend development frameworks/libraries: Maven, Spring Data/Security/MVC, ASP.NET, .NET CORE Backend testing frameworks/libraries: Junit DB: Neo4j (graph DB), Oracle DB, PostgreSQL, TimescaleDB, AWS RDS, AWS Aurora Other Skills: AWS Cloud SME, CI/CD Expert, Elastic Search, drools, Kafka integration, ReST (on Spring MVC), SSO (LDAP, Reverse Proxy, OAuth2), Camunda / BPMN / OSM/ Workflow Programming theory: algorithms and data structures, relational and graph database concepts, etc Domain: Telecom, OSS, Inventory, COTS product (Cramer/Granite)
Tools: EKS, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Packer, Ansible, Git, IntelliJ, MS Visual Studio, Microsoft SSMS ERM – Joaquin Zamora | Capgemini |North America Tel.

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