Java Developer
matlen silverCharlotte (NC)
Java Developer
Posted 10 days ago
matlen silverCharlotte (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Must Have 7+ years of hands-on Core Java / Java J2EE development experienceStrong Java, Spring Framework, Spring BootStrong RESTful Web Services and SOAP Web ServicesStrong SQL, preferably Oracle SQL/PLSQLStrong Object-Oriented Design and Java programmingExperience building high-volume, scalable, highly available, distributed enterprise applicationsExperience with Apache Kafka for data publishing and consumingExperience with JUnit, performance testing, optimization, and code analysisExperience with Oracle SQL/PLSQLExperience with Cassandra or NoSQL distributed databasesStrong knowledge of design patterns, including Creational, Behavioral, and JEE patternsExperience with Maven, Git/Bitbucket, CI/CD pipelinesExperience with Agile and SDLC, including Test-Driven DevelopmentExperience handling cross-functional/distributed development teamsAbility to manage multiple tasks and deliver software releases in a changing environmentNice to HaveExperience with AI-enabled development tools for coding, code analysis, productivity, and software engineering workflowsExperience with Eclipse/IntelliJExperience with SplunkExperience with SOAP UIExperience creating prototypes/POCsExperience creating UML diagrams for current-state and future-state architectureExperience providing technical direction, system architecture, estimation, and technical guidanceExperience coordinating with external/offshore development teamsExperience with JEE application servers
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