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Java Developer (Mid)

Posted 4 days ago

software technologyTampa (FL)

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Senior

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About the role

Software Engineer- 100% RemoteApex Systems has a remote Java Software Engineer role working for a Fortune 100 Healthcare company. This position will be a Full Stack Java development role with a focus on Middle-Tier and Back-End Java Development in an Agile environment. The ideal candidate will also have experience with Oracle or SQL Server, web services, messaging, data modeling, and stored procedures. MUST HAVE technologies or required experience of the position:3+ years of Java development (middle tier, back-end focus) Experience with object-oriented programming languages (such as Go, C#)Experience with Oracle or SQL Server, web services, messaging, data modeling, and stored procedures.
Required Skills: Java Development (Middle tier, back end focus) OOP Languages (Such as Golang, C#...) Agile Methodology Basic Qualification: Java Development (Middle tier, back end focus) OOP Languages (Such as Golang, C#...) Agile Methodology Additional Skills: Java Development (Middle tier, back end focus) OOP Languages (Such as Golang, C#...) Agile Methodology Background Check: Yes Drug Screen: Yes Notes: Position sits remote. Candidate must be willing to travel once a quarter onsite.

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