Java Full Stack Engineer
forhyreMcLean (VA)
About the role
Job Description Job DescriptionJob Description: Java Full Stack Engineer (6-9 years of experience) Mandatory Skills:
8+ years of experience in Solution, Design, and Development of Java, J2EE, WebServices, and JMS.
Strong hands-on experience with Spring, Hibernate/ORM, Apache CXF, and JAXB.
Strong experience in Unix and Shell scripting.
Strong experience in Schedulers and Batch Jobs, preferably AutoSys.
Strong experience in at least one of the Application Servers (WebLogic / WebSphere / JBoss).
Good knowledge of database concepts with working knowledge of SQL and Stored Procedures.
Experience in full life cycle of application development and deployment.
Nice to Have:
Expertise in tuning all tiers of applications on JEE platform.
Experience in Object-Oriented Analysis and designing architecture, reusable components, and frameworks.
Expertise in JEE patterns and ability to use commonly used ones in real-time situations.
Soft Skills:
Ability to guide the team from a technical perspective.
Ability to share technical knowledge and clearly communicate technical concepts.
Strive to constantly improve application development processes and tools.
Must have strong communication skills with the ability to work with all management levels.
Qualifications: Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent.
Technical Skills:
Java 8+, JDBC, PL/SQL, JQuery, JavaScript, Angular 4, NUNIT, C++ Programming, Entity Framework, SQL Server 2014, ASP.Net 4.0, ASP.Net 5.0, WCF, Web API, HTML 5, CSS 3, JQuery, AWS, Azure.
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