Java Web Developer (hybrid-remote)
nanosoft consultingAkron (OH)
Java Web Developer (hybrid-remote)
Posted 2 days ago
nanosoft consultingAkron (OH)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Java Web Developer (Hybrid-Remote) Will be responsible for the design, development, integration, and implementation of application software in a full-stack service-provider environment that supports company business strategies and objectives. This role provides technical consulting to management, business users, and technical associates, and may work with junior developers as a mentor. This position will perform development and analysis functions for applications related to our clients internal marketing and sales force effectiveness, including their CRM platform and various store and other applications. Benefits of this position: Hybrid work schedule No sponsorship at this time
Position requirements:
Bachelors degree (or foreign equivalent) in a Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Information Technology field of study (e.g., Information Technology, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering, Computer Systems Management, Mathematics) or equivalent experience.2+ years of IT experience 2+ years of full-stack Java web development experience Preferred experience in Java, J2EE, JavaScript, HTML, JDBC or Hibernate. Additional experience in React, Vue.js, Java Spring Boot, Junit, Karate, Maven, Docker/K8S, and/or AWS is a plus 2+ years experience in an Enterprise Database Management System (preferably MariaDB/MySQL or Oracle), including intermediate or higher use of SQL and database management constructs. Experience with Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture integration, Object-oriented analysis and design (OOAD), and Responsive web design.
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