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Java Front End Developer

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rootshellSanta Clara (CA)

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About the role

Java Front End Developer Rootshell Enterprise Technologies Inc. is a recognized provider of professional IT Consulting services in the US. We are actively seeking Java Front End Developer for one of our direct client in Santa Clara, CA.
Locations: Santa Clara, CA Duration: Contract /Long Term
Responsibilities: Responsible for delivering solutions that meet business objectives and engineering coding standards and architectural principles & guidelines incorporating design patterns and best practices. Responsible for hands-on design and development of highly available, scalable, multi-threaded, globally distributed IoT application. Responsible for developing and executing unit test case, functional test case, and performance test cases. Participate in design & peer code review process. Responsible for troubleshooting and fixing production issues with SLA compliance. Responsible for investigating, analyzing, and evaluating new technologies. Strong computer programming foundation with knowledge in data structures, concurrency, algorithms, design patterns, and best practices.4+ years of strong Java development experience.3+ years of experience in designing and developing Java based microservices. Minimum 5+ years of strong hands-on with Java based frameworks like Spring or Play.3+ years of strong server side programming experience.

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