Entry Level Java developer
hadrontsJersey City (NJ)
Entry Level Java developer
Posted 10 days ago
hadrontsJersey City (NJ)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Entry Level Java Developer Hadronts put great efforts to make technology smoothly integrate with your business can grow. As your technology partner we utilize our great experience and expertise in industry of information technology to work with you. We are looking for a motivated and confident Entry Level Java Developer who has a strong thirst for learning and a drive to succeed in their chosen career. Your ability to interact with people/teams and build strong collaborative working relationships with teams and colleagues will be second to none. In this role you will be assigned to a team that works on application development for long-standing clients. Your confidence in client/customer facing environments will be central to your achievement and enjoyment of this role.
Responsibilities:
Code, test, debug, implement and document basic programs. Assist in the modification of company products and/or customer/internal systems to meet the needs of the client and/or end-user. Assist in the research and analysis of existing systems and program requirements. Assist in preparing documentation to change existing programs. Perform data analysis to support internal and external project needs. Design basic programs for projects or enhancements to existing programs.
Required Skills:
Basic knowledge on J2EE and SDCL. Good knowledge of English language (written and spoken) is essential. Ability to learn and apply new processes quickly. Flexibility to adjust to changing situations. Required Qualification: Bachelor's/Master's degree, preferably in Computer Science, Information Technology, Computer Engineering, or related IT discipline.
We offer:
Free training.
Excellent Salary Package.
Real-time Certified S/W Trainers.
Health Insurance.
Complementary Accommodation.
Contact: Mr Robert :6822313010
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