Sr Java Developer - Full Stack
samprasoftDenver (CO)
Sr Java Developer - Full Stack
Posted yesterday
samprasoftDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Full Stack Java Developer
Duration: 12+ months with possible extension
Location: Westlake TX (Initial Remote)
Required Skills:
Java8, Spring, SpringBoot, Microservices, REST/ RESTful APIs, Aws, Angular 8+ etc. Looking for a Senior Full Stack Java Developer (Java with Angular 8+ version):9+ Years' Experience Must have extensive experience working with Java/J2EE 8+ and Spring 4+Must have extensive experience with web services and understanding of RESTful / SOA Services, especially using Spring BootGood to have experience in working with API Management ToolsMust have strong experience with batch applications (Spring Batch) and scheduling Must have strong experience with working on front end applications using JavaScript, JQuery, Angular 8+ and Bootstrap Must have strong experience working with Websphere 9+ and Tomcat 9+Good to have experience working on Cloud technologies (AWS) Must have extensive experience with Agile or Scrum methodologies Must have strong experience in continuous integration within DevOps environment (Jenkins, Sonar) Must have strong experience in working with GIT/BitBucketMust have Java 8+ development experience with ability to develop unit / integration test cases using Junit /TestNgGood to have experience with Behavior Driven Development (BDD) for automated acceptance tests Must have ability to understand and work with code developed by other developers Must have ability to work independently
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