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Technology Analyst - Java/J2EE, Angular.JS and UI Skills

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avance consultingBothell (WA)

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Overview: Immediate Hire Technology Analyst - Java/J2EE, Angular. JS and UI Skills Location and Employment Location: Bothell, WA • Employment Type: Full-time Responsibilities Engage with teams to deliver Java/J2EE, Angular. JS and UI solutions. Collaborate in a hybrid app context with native app design and development teams; interface with stakeholders and clients. Provide leadership to a small group of team members and participate in global delivery environments. Apply knowledge of software design patterns and agile/waterfall methodologies.
Qualifications: Basic Bachelor's degree or foreign equivalent from an accredited institution (or three years of progressive experience in the specialty in lieu of each year of education). 2-3 years of experience with Information Technology.
Preferred: Java core (servlets, filters), JS, JQuery, HTML5, CSS. Angular. JS 1.5 or above. Expertise in microservices, Spring Boot, app memory management, multithreading, networking & Security. Experience with hybrid apps and some native app design/development (Android and iOS). Demonstrated competency in OAuth. Experience leading a small team. Understanding of design patterns: MVC, Delegation, Singleton, Factory, Adapter. Familiarity with Agile development and/or Waterfall processes. Strong teamwork and client interfacing skills; analytical skills; global delivery mindset. All information kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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