java developer
tech marketingNebraska City (NE)
java developer
Posted 3 days ago
tech marketingNebraska City (NE)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Java Developer Sr. Java/J2EE Web Developer Job Description: The Developer will be responsible for designing, prototyping, coding, testing, analyzing and documenting, sizing, Java/J2EE backed on applications work with the Web front End developers to deliver new features on the middle ware applications. Part of the responsibility involves supporting existing business systems applications. This developer will work with a group of Application Architects, Web Engineer/Designers, and Contractors as needed. Work on projects related to enhancing and maintaining several web applications supporting the Federal Tax Payment System within Government Solutions.
Job Specific Responsibilities:
- Develop middle ware application software using Java/J2EE middle ware, HTML, JavaScript, J Query and frameworks (foundation and bootstrap) used to render responsive pages.
- Experience with Fundamentals of Responsive Web Design, experience with responsive libraries like Foundation, Bootstrap a must.
- Collaborate with Business Analysts, Project Managers, Application Developers, Architects across various teams to come up with a solution design, solution architecture
- Write technical and functional specifications
- Sizing new projects, determining risks and developing estimates for the projects
- Develop prototypes and research on proof of concepts
- Perform and participate code reviews
- Focus on risk mitigation for production changes which includes review of time of changes, type of change, impact of change to production system, impact of change to taxpayers, impact of change to input channels, change during peak periods.
- Participate in audit compliance activities.
Candidate Requirements: Java/J2EE 9-10 years of experience
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