Developer-Java/J2EE Senior | McLean,VA |
samprasoftMcLean (VA)
Developer-Java/J2EE Senior | McLean,VA |
Posted 2 days ago
samprasoftMcLean (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Java Developer This position may be offered to a candidate authorized to work in the US for his/her/their stated employer, without any restrictions which would prevent the candidate from working on the proposed assignment for the duration of the assignment period.
Must Haves:
5+ years in Java language, java 8 + standard library, experience with common Java framework, experience writing automated unit, integration, regression, performance and acceptance tests We are looking for a Java developer. Mostly important is solid core Java skill. We are open to all levels. Please put the rate according to the experience. Design, develop and support systems within the financial modeling and research area. Design and develop new code and review existing code changes to ensure standard technology development practices are met. Assist in the operational execution of software solutions to assist with the monitoring and control of market and credit risks. Assist with application development and modifying and/or maintaining applications; demonstrate knowledge of development tools and languages. Assist other areas of financial research and engineering when defining requirements for systems applications. Other duties as assigned.
Minimum Requirements:
BS in data Computer Science or equivalent experience. A strong understanding in Java language, java 8 + standard library. Experience with common Java framework, e.g.
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