Sr. J2Ee Developer
hcl global systemsFarmington (MI)
Sr. J2Ee Developer
Posted 10 days ago
hcl global systemsFarmington (MI)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Sr. J2EE Developer Under limited supervision, design, develop and test moderately complex web-based applications and modules, using OOAD; provide expertise during SDLC; review and analyze business requirements, system requirements and technical specifications; design, develop and implement core Java and UI components using multithreading and collections; develop presentation layer and perform validation; develop different components, including action classes, form beans, value object, DAO and helper classes; develop stored procedures, functions, triggers, indexes, sequences and database modeling; develop parsers to generate reports; implement message driven beans; develop daily and monthly batch jobs, which include complex soap web service calls to retrieve data; develop and direct software system testing and validation procedures; coordinate with QA team for testing; set up logging utility; coordinate build, deployment and application installation; monitor functioning; mentor/assist less experienced team members with the above; and use: UNIX, Websphere, WebLogic, Oracle, DB2, Hibernate, Struts, Spring, PL/SQL, Java, J2EE, EJB, JDBC, Servlets, JSP, HTML, XML, JMS, CSS, MVC, Web Services, Log4Jand related tools. Minimum Qualifications Education: Master degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Technology or in a related field of study (will accept equivalent foreign degree);
Experience:
One (1) year of experience as a Software Developer, Programmer or in a related occupation;
Other Requirements:
Experience must include one (1) year of work with Unix, Oracle, Websphere, Hibernate, Struts and Java; must be willing to relocate.
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