Java/J2EE/ Mule ESB Developer Developer
techtamminaCedar Rapids (IA)
Java/J2EE/ Mule ESB Developer Developer
Posted 4 days ago
techtamminaCedar Rapids (IA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Java/J2EE/ Mule ESB Developer Desired Competencies (Technical/Behavioral Competency):Must-Have: Mule ESB, Spring, Hibernate, Apache CXF, SOA (webservices) Good-to-Have: Java, J2EE, Webservices - SOAP/RESTFullResponsibilities of / Expectations from the Role: Writing application code and development activities for large projects especially in a SOA environment with Mule ESBDevelop repeatable JUnit and integration tests and improve code quality Facilitates and enables the integration of applications and business processes using common methods in managing several projects. Fosters and encourages solution reuse within Business Units and at the Enterprise level Able to work with Eclipse (Integrated Development Environment), Anypoint Studio and able to use source code repositories (like CVS/SVN) from within Eclipse Experience working in an Agile development environment Need to Handle Customer Communications and Management Reporting Required Technical Skill Set: Java/J2EE/ Mule ESB Developer
Job Status: Permanent
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