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Java Fullstack Developer

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rootshellAkron (OH)

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About the role

Job TitleDevelop applications in Angular and should possess, expert-level implementation skills in Angular, Node Js, CCS3, HTML5, Javascript, JQuery, Bootstrap, SQL, XML, Java-J2EEStrong experience with Angular Framework, Architecture & developmentExtensive skill in using Bootstrap and Ionic frameworksThorough understanding of the responsibilities of the platform, database, API, caching layer, proxies, and other web services specifically used in this systemExpertise in creating custom, general use modules and components which extend the elements and modules of core Angular JSTechnical consulting and development of application in Angular, Node Js, Java, J2EE, HTMLAnalyze the business requirements and determining technical feasibility of implementing themParticipating in the design review with the development team and provide review commentsExperience with TDD, BDD, JUnit / Power Mockito and CucumberIdentifying gaps in the backend core services layer for achieving desired functionalityDefect fixes for issues found in continuous integration of iterative application buildsCoordinating with the Integration test teams in planning and executing the end to end QA and product testingProviding warranty support for the project after production deployment

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