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usm systemsAlexandria (VA)

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Company Description: Businesses face challenges every day building responsive and agile IT capabilities to grow and stay ahead. Since everyone has access to the same tools, your competitive advantage directly depends on how you apply technology – on the people leading, supporting and optimizing your IT initiatives. USM Business Systems, established in 1999, is an industry-leading private talent management firm, specializing in providing unique IT turnkey solutions, IT staffing solutions, andTalent managementinsights, enabling you to sustain a truly competitive advantage in this fast-moving environment. USM has offices throughout the US and offshore delivery centers in India. USM is a certified Minority Business Enterprise and is a CMMi Level 3 Organization. USM is recognized as one of the fastest growing IT Temporary Staffing firms in the US and most recently was ranked #3 on the list of the Top Temporary Staffing firms in the DC Metro Area – Washington Business Journal (2016).
Job Description: Java developer6+ MonthsAlexandria, VA Need LocalsTop Skills: Design patterns, Hibernate and Spring, transactions – cascading and rollbackAdditional InformationIf you are interested in the below position please forward your profile to preethib@usmsystems(dot)com or call me on 703 468 0398.SummaryFunction: Information TechnologyExperience level: Mid-Senior LevelIndustry: Information Services

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