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Sr Java Developer- BOSTON

Posted 5 days ago

samprasoftEast Boston (MA)

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Senior

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About the role

Senior Java Developer
Qualifications: Hands on experience in Java 1.8/J2EE Technologies, Servlets, JSP, JMS, Kafka and JDBC.Experience with Spring framework using spring boot and SOAP/REST Webservices. Experience with API development, design patterns and Micro services architecture. Experience in Quartz scheduler framework and Autosys jobs. Experience with UNIX, bash/shell scripting. Comfortable in analyzing, designing and working on migration of legacy application code with respect to upgrading technologies/libraries and compliant with vulnerability code scans (Blackduck).Proficient with Oracle DB, SQL and ORM frameworks like Hibernate/ibatis/Mybatis. Pentaho data integration kettle ETL tool experience is a plus. Experience in data modelling and data transformations. Experience/Knowledge in file transmission protocols like FTP, FTPS, SFTP, NDM etc. Experience working in UI framework technologies like Angular JS, React JS, Java script, HTML is a plus. Continuous integration, development environments and tools (GIT, Ant/Maven, Jenkins etc.)Experience with Tomcat server and Linux OS.Strong communication skills. Additional: Provide support for infrastructure upgrades and activities. Provide support for production issues root cause analysis and assistance to support/business teams when needed in timely manner. Experience working in agile environment. Perform designing, coding, unit testing and code reviewing. Financial background experience is a plus. Cloud based development experience is a plus. AWS/Azure public cloud experience is preferred.
Required Skills: Java

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