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Sr Java Developer || Sr Java Developer + AI // Sunnyvale, Ca or Austin, TX (Onsite) || Contract

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ace stackSunnyvale (CA)

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Sr Java DeveloperLocation: Sunnyvale, CA or Austin, TX (Onsite) 6-12 Months Contract Prior experience with Apple client - Highly Preferred.
Must-Have: 10+ more years with Java, and 5+more years with Mongo, and hands on experience with AI tools like RooCode and ClaudeRequired skills: Minimum 10 years of experience in enterprise Java developmentStrong foundation in computer science fundamentals such as data structures and algorithmsExperienced in delivering advanced solutions for a multi-tier, distributed web application with AWS knowledge and experienceKnowledge in the object-oriented concepts, Java programming language, including understanding of its syntax, core libraries, and featuresHands-on programming experience with Java and J2EE, Java11 related technologies Spring Framework, Spring Data, spring-boot, RESTful Services, Junit TestNGSolid understanding of technologies such as Web Services, REST API, XML, JSON, HTTP, SSL, TCPIP, Caching solutions, application performance tuningExperience in developing applications that utilize relational databases (e.g. Oracle) and other less structured data stores (NoSQL) Experience in building low latency service APIs, and data aggregation pipelinesAbility to articulate the benefits of Test-Driven Development, Continuous IntegrationExcellent troubleshooting, problem-solving skills and the ability to design scalable, and maintainable software solutions

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