Sr. Java developer with GWT
hss softEdison (NJ)
Sr. Java developer with GWT
Posted 8 days ago
hss softEdison (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Sr. Java Developer With GWT
Title:
Sr. Java developer with GWT Location: Edison, NJ, United States Responsibilities: To design and develop applications based on Java/J2EE components. Design, develop, prototype, and test of the required subsystem and its interface to the system. Manage the day-to-day activities working with a small team of software developers. Interface with project stakeholders to ensure that the system objectives are balanced with overall project objectives. Co-ordinate with offshore team on development process. Communicate with peers and supervisors routinely, document work, meetings, and decisions. Work within a Project Team environment. Understand and promote the quality policy. Maintain technical skills and awareness of technical improvements Requirements: Must: Strong Core Java +GWT Have experience in understanding the requirements and proposing alternate technical solutions. Have experience in applying J2EE design patterns. Proficient in using various IDEs (Eclipse, RAD) and Application Servers (Websphere, Weblogic). Experience in using RDBMS (Oracle). Previous experience of financial industry will be an added advantage Nice to have: Experience in software solutions and products in areas of Asset Servicing, Funds Services, Securities Lending in finance industry Key Skills: Strong Core Java, GWT Education Qualification: Bachelor Degree
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