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Developer-Full Stack Senior

Posted 5 days ago

samprasoftDallas (TX)

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About the role

Sr. Full Stack Developer
Location: McLean, VA / Dallas TX
Duration: 6+ Months
Client: Direct Client
Technical Skills: Angular 6+, Java Script 5+, HTML CSS, Knowledge of front-end testing framework, Java8+, Springboot, Knowledge of back-end testing framework(JUnit, Mongo, SQL)
Responsibilities: Engage business users to define the requirements and design for a vast array of tools supporting trade analytics, pooling & securitization, trade capture, reporting, and reconciliation. 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.
Basic Requirements: 5-7 years of IT experience in design, development, integration, and testing of software solutions based on J2EE technologies including servlets, Java Server Pages (JSP), and JDBC.5-7 years of experience with relational databases including Sybase, SQL Server, MySQL, and/or DB2.2-3 years of experience with managing, building, and deploying code through tools including Eclipse, GIT, Gradle, Docker, and Jenkins.2-3 years of experience designing and executing JUnit test cases using Mockito framework. Bachelor’s degree in computer science or related field.

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