LEAD Java developer

Posted 4 days ago

saxon globalEast Boston (MA)

Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

Senior/Lead Java Developer Minimum of 10 years of technical experience in architecture, design and development of in J2EE technologies, Advanced Java, Spring Boot, Angular, and REST APIExperienced in SQL, PL/SQL, Power Shell, and scripting knowledge Understanding of JSON, SOAP, REST, RAML, SAML, oAuth and OIDC - application, message, communication protocols and authentication mechanisms Experience and understanding of Frameworks like Spring boot/Hibernate Working experience with Web Services, REST APIs, etc. Working experience with relational databases such as Oracle/SQLExperience working on (Dev Ops) container technologies like Docker, Kubernetes Experience with version control using GIT, Jira and other Dev Tools Experienced in Linux and Windows operating systems Strong understanding of development, secure coding, SDLC methodologies Ability to collaborate and communicate effectively with business and technology teams Strong analytical, problem-solving, and troubleshooting skills Create practical, robust, and scalable architectures and solutions Experience in the Identity Access Management technologies and products is a plus Experience in leading motivated junior Java Developers Expertise in reviewing codes of other Developers and identifying issues Assigning and monitoring tasks of Development team Working closely with Scrum Master/Project Manager to prioritize tasks Supporting Testing team

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