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Senior Full Stack Java Developer

Posted 5 days ago

samprasoftDulles (VA)

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About the role

Senior Full Stack Java Developer Design, develop, and test software solutions through the full Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).Front end web development (javascript, java) and integrate with backend weblogic applications (REST & SOAP) Java & weblogic application development (EJBs, Struts, Servlets) Collaborate and participate in requirement gathering and design sessions with business partners. Test and fix defects both during new development while supporting production applications. Having OKTA integration experience is ideal Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, related technical field or the equivalent in work experience is required.6+ years of experience Java development experience.3+ years of experience Spring and JEE development required.3+ years of experience of web services development using REST APIs or HTTP based technologies. Hands on experience with Source Code Management systems like SVN/Git and Continuous Integration tools like Jenkins/Hudson. System Integration with Content Management Systems including Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) experience highly desired. Advanced knowledge and experience in Cloud/SAAS integrations. Java application, web server, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery or Ajax experience highly desired. SQL, Database, Linux or Windows experience highly desired. Strong problem solving skills. Proven ability to manage multiple high-priority projects. Ability to work with minimal supervision Strong aptitude to learn new technologies with a proven ability to apply newly learned skills. Proven ability to improve processes.

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