Full Stack/ Back End Java17 Developer
samprasoftMcLean (VA)
Full Stack/ Back End Java17 Developer
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samprasoftMcLean (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Title Candidate must be authorized to work without sponsorship Technical Must HavesJava, SQ, Angular Soft Skill Must Haves Excellent written and verbal
Job Description: Must have 8+ years of experience.
Responsibilities:
Application development, prototyping, and high level technical consulting.
Work closely with team members and business partners to develop cutting edge technology solutions under tight deadlines.
Predict effects of configuration changes; identify application bottlenecks and opportunities to optimize performance.
Support issue resolution and completion of ad-hoc requests.
Basic Requirements:
8-10+ years of IT experience in design, development, integration and testing of software solutions based on J2EE technologies.3-5 years of experience with relational databases including Sybase, SQL Server, MySQL, and/or DB2.2-3 years of experience with middleware technologies including JBoss and IBM MQ.2-3 years of experience managing, building, and deploying code through tools including GIT, Gradle, Docker, and Jenkins.2-3 years of experience designing and executing JUnit test cases using Mockito framework based on business requirements and functional specifications. Bachelor’s degree in computer science or related field.
Preferred Skills:
Excellent problem solving and analytical, and technical skills.
Ability to think critically and act expeditiously to evaluate situations, make decisions and solve problems.
Strong oral and written communication skills, and ability to work well with a variety of personalities.
Ability to work effectively with continuous change and short deadlines.
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