Java Developer - Berkeley Heights, NJ
software technologyBerkeley Heights (NJ)
Java Developer - Berkeley Heights, NJ
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software technologyBerkeley Heights (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job TitleOnsite work at client's office in Berkeley Heights
Basic Qualifications:
- 8+ years’ experience in Java Development 6+ years of strong experience in core Java 5+ years’ experience developing and managing RESTful API applications using microservices.3+ years’ experience working on an agile team
- Significant experience in designing and developing end web front applications using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSP JSF, AJAX, Spring, Spring Security, Lambda, SAML 2.0Experience with OWASP and Securing web applications, Tomcat/WebLogic, MySQL, and MSSQL Server
- Advanced skills implementing API Service architectures (SOAP, REST) using any of the market leading API Management tools such as Apigee and frameworks such as Spring Boot for Microservices
- Expert knowledge of various data integration solutions and design patterns in a multi-user, multi-platform, multi-tier environment
- Ability to demonstrate strong leadership to include taking ownership for initiatives, working effectively in a team environment, and working on an independent basis
- Strong technical experience with application performance tuning, and unit/integration/performance testing
- Excellent analytical, problem solving and debugging skills
Strong collaboration and communication skills within distributed project teams in an agile environment.
Ability to handle changing priorities and multiple projects at the same time in a dynamic environment.
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