Full Stack Java Developer
kaavCharlotte (NC)
Full Stack Java Developer
Posted 9 days ago
kaavCharlotte (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Full Stack Java Developer Charlotte, NC (Hybrid Role)
Experience: 10+Visa: USC, GC, TN, H4 EAD
Job description
Must have:
5+ years of large-scale web application development using Java Framework/Spring Boot 3+ year of experience developing with Angular 8 or above 5+ years of JavaScript development experience 5+ years of secure SDLC (System Development Life Cycle) methodologies experience 3+ years of MS SQL experience in writing and debugging complex MS SQL Stored Procedures 3+ years of experience with one or a combination of the following: JavaScript, AJAX, XML, HTML,3+ years of Application Programming Interface (API) experience 2+ years of GitHub experience 2+ years of JIRA experience2 + years of Confluence experience 1+ years of HP ALM experience 1+ years of Jenkins experienceNice to have: Python ExperiencePivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF) ExperienceKnowledge of multi-threading and messaging workflows is a strong plusGood communication skills and ability to articulate complex material to a diverse audienceEnd-to-end design experience including wireframes and prototypes using SnagIt or equivalent screen capturing softwareExperience with Agile Scrum (Daily Standup, Sprint Planning and Sprint Retrospective meetings) and KanbanStrong organizational, multi-tasking, and prioritizing skillsGood verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skillsAbility to work independentlyAbility to work effectively in a team environment
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