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Java, Web Services(USC,GC)

Posted 48 days ago

sonsoftNew York (NY)

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Mid

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About the role

Company Description: Sonsoft, Inc. is a USA based corporation duly organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Georgia. Sonsoft Inc. is growing at a steady pace specializing in the fields of Software Development, Software Consultancy and Information Technology Enabled Services.
Job Description:
  • At least 4 years of experience in Java, J2EE, Spring, Hibernate, Angular, SQL Server.
  • At least 2 years of experience with Web services, Web API, REST services
  • Must have design experience using best practices, Design Patterns, SDLC, OOP, OOD.Must be experienced in developing applications using SQL databases, schema, SQL queries.
  • Must be experienced in GIT and version control systems. Must be hands-on experienced in MSTest or NUnit, Mocking frameworks, Jasmine, Karma, Cucumber
  • Must be skilled in Database constructs, schema design, SQL Server or Oracle, SQL Queries, query optimization.
Additional Information: ** U.S. citizens and those authorized to work in the U.S. are encouraged to apply. We are unable to sponsor at this time.
Note: -This is a Full-Time Permanent job opportunity for you. Only US Citizen, Green Card Holder, GC-EAD, H4-EAD & L2-EAD can apply. No OPT-EAD, TN Visa & H1B Consultants please. Please mention your Visa Status in your emailor resume.
Summary
Type: Full-time
Function: Information Technology
Experience level: Associate
Industry: Information Technology And Services

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