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David Careers

Mid Level Java Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

software technologyDenver (CO)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

Mid Level Java Developer We are looking for a Mid Level Java Developer. This is a 6+ month contract to hire opportunity with client UHG. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Interview process: IKM test and 1 client round interviewi Labor ID: 93584 Remote position for 6+ months contract to hire. Must have experience with:
  • Core Java - AdvancedSpring Boot - AdvancedOracleAdvanced SQL, Stored Procs (PL/SQL)
  • Skills matrix:
  • Java / Springboot
  • Oracle 8 (not important to have the right version) – need to be able to write advanced SQL, Stored Procs (PL/SQL), Triggers, Indexing and DB design. Should know a little bit about data ingestion pipelines
  • Need J2EE as well
  • The Leads will need to have hands on experience with building the CI pipelines, the Mids will help with that so exposure to modern app development is a must o Git / Jenkins
  • They need to be able to do unit testing and integrationJBoss (JBoss is highly preferred but they might be ok if someone has everything except for JBoss and have WebLogic, Tomcat etc.)React / JavaScript is a really nice to have
  • Agile experience is REALLY nice to have
Required skills: Core Java - AdvancedSpring Boot - AdvancedOracleAdvanced SQL, Stored Procs (PL/SQL) Additional skills:
Background check: YesDrug screen: YesNotes: This is a contract to hire role, and the client does not provide any form of visa sponsorship. To qualify, candidates must be eligible to work in US without sponsorship now or in future.

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