Senior Java Developer
Senior Java Developer
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Work closely with architects, senior developers, and other team members to solve problems and support existing code bases
- Work closely with business analysts to analyze and understand the business requirements and business case, in order to produce simple, cost-effective, and innovative solution designs
- Implement the designed solutions in the required development language (typically Java) in accordance with the Vitality Group standards, processes, tools, and frameworks
- Testing the quality of produced software thoroughly through participation in code reviews, the use of static code analysis tools, creation and execution of unit tests, functional regression tests, load tests, stress tests, and evaluating the results of performance metrics collected on the software
- Participate in proof of concepts, JAD sessions, estimation, and costing sessions
- Maintain the system in production and provide support in the form of query resolution, data fixes, and defect fixes
- Support Role (including weekend support) is required on a rotational cycle
- Participate in the process of reviewing code for consistent application of standards, logic, and effective use of libraries and reusable aspects of the application
- 2+ years of experience
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or another IT-related field
- JavaSQLRESTJUnitPreferred (not required):Experience developing and maintaining production web applications
- High standards for delivery
- Structured and analytical problem solver
- Software testing pack design, functional testing
- Clean code thinkingSAFe certifications
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