Java Web Services Developer
solutions resourceSeattle (WA)
Java Web Services Developer
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solutions resourceSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Large Telecommunication Client (one of the big 4 carriers). Company will be disclosed to shortlisted candidates.
Job Description:
Design, build and configure applications to meet business process and application requirements. This is a full-time onsite (40 hours/week) contract position. You will be joining the Engineering team.
Qualifications:
Mandatory & Preferred Requirements: At least 2 years of practical experience in Java Web Development (internship work is considered, however college projects do not count). Create new Web Services Experience in developing and maintaining SOAP and REST services and web application using JAVA, J2EE, JSon, JQuery, JUnit, Spring Knowledge of Spring Framework is a must Experience using Apache CXF, Axis2 framework for WebServices Able to manipulate back end Oracle DB with expertise in CRUD operations Work on Web Service APIs Experience in Analysis/Design/Manipulation/Clean up processes A Bachelor or Master degree in a relevant IT field (Computer Science, Informatics, Information Systems and such) is preferred. Please do not send in generic resumes; make sure to add in the relevant experience/skillset/knowledge that prove the satisfaction of mandatory/preferred requirements.
Additional Information
Job Type:
Contract Work Location: Bellevue, WA 98006 Competitive Rate Scheduled Interview/Start Date: ASAP All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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