Sr. Java Developer
hcl global systemsFarmington Hills (MI)
Sr. Java Developer
Posted yesterday
hcl global systemsFarmington Hills (MI)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Sr. Java Developer Under limited supervision, develop, create and modify complex, multi-tier, distributed enterprise applications and solutions; provide expertise during full lifecycle of project architecture implementation; gather and analyze user requirements; create high level system design based on client requirements using Agile and OOAD; create blueprints for new architecture and leverage design patterns to aid team in delivering more maintainable, robust systems; create system design and prototypes for product development and analysis; design, code and debug multi-tier enterprise and web applications in various platforms; use design patterns to build more efficient and maintainable software; write queries to pull data for testing; create end to end testing procedures with BDD; perform software testing and quality assurance; support, maintain and document system functionality; perform code reviews; convey status updates to development team; report development status to senior management; mentor and assist less experienced developers; and use: Windows, UNIX, Linux, Oracle, DB2, Websphere, SOAP, Spring, Hibernate, Apache, Java, J2EE, JavaScript, JSF, JSON, HTML, Webservices, JUnit, Git and 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: Two (2) years of experience as a Software Developer, Systems Analyst, Programmer or in a related occupation; Other Requirements: Experience must include two (2) years of work with Oracle, Websphere, JSF, Webservices and J2EE; must be willing to relocate.
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