Jr. Full Stack Developer | ONSITE
software technologyDallas (TX)
Jr. Full Stack Developer | ONSITE
Posted 3 days ago
software technologyDallas (TX)
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About the role
Job Posting
Work Location: ONSITE - Dallas, TXTop Skills:2 to 3 years of experience:
J2EE technologies: Java, JSP, JMS, JAXB, JDBC, EJBWeb Services: REST/SOAP (JSON/WSDL/XML) Frameworks: Spring Framework, Spring BootFront-end: Angular JS, Ext JS, CSS, TypeScriptBuild/deployment tools: Maven, Git, Junit, MockitoOther Dev Ops Toolchain: Selenium, Nexus Repository, Hygieia, SonarQube, Fortify on Demand, Slack, GitHub Actions, Jenkins Other: Linux/Unix shell Scripting, JavaScript, Istio, etc. Proficiency in object-oriented design techniques and principles
Skills:
- 3 - 5 years of demonstrated experience in the following technologies:
J2EE technologies: Java, JSP, JMS, JAXB, JDBC, EJBDatabase and persistence frameworks: Hibernate, Oracle, Object/Relational Mapping, Query performance tuning Cloud-based development: Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes Web Servers: Tomcat, tcServer, Websphere Web Services: REST/SOAP (JSON/WSDL/XML) Frameworks: Spring Framework, Spring BootFront-end: Angular JS, Ext JS, CSS, jQuery, AJAXBuild/deployment tools: Maven, Gradle, Git, Junit, MockitoOther Dev Ops Toolchain: Selenium, Nexus Repository, Hygieia, SonarQube, Slack, GitHub, Jenkins, Elastic Search, Logstaash, KibanaOther: Linux/Unix shell Scripting, JavaScript, IBM MQ/Rabbit MQ, IDEProficiency in object-oriented design techniques and principles Proficiency in Microsoft Office Tools (Project, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.)
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