Java Developer
rootshellTampa (FL)
About the role
Java Developer Rootshell Enterprise Technologies Inc. is a recognized provider of professional IT Consulting services in the US. We are actively seeking a Java Developer for one of our direct clients in Tampa, FL. The position is hybrid with 2 days onsite.
Job Description:
- Must have strong hands-on development experience with Java (8.0/11.0), J2EE and Spring.
- Must have hands-on development experience with UI technologies such as HTML, CSS, jQuery, java scripting, ReactJSMust have strong hands-on development experience with frameworks and tools including Spring, Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, JPA, Eclipse, Junit & Apache* etc.
- Must have strong hands on implementing reusable components using react functions.
- Must have experience on Higher Order Functions and Integrations.
- Good to have experience on Ag-Grid and other plugins in react.
- Good to have SQL knowledge and PLSQL.Good to have extensive hands-on experience with REST and GraphQL.Good to have a strong understanding of design patterns and best practices in the Java/J2EE platform including UI and application development.
- Good to have strong Experience/Knowledge on Data modelling (RDBMS & XSD), Database/XML interaction
- Good to have experience on tools Eclipse, Intellij based tools.
- Good to have experience with Tomcat application server.
- Good to possess excellent Verbal and Written communication skills. Must be able to effectively communicate & work with fellow team members and other functional team members to coordinate & meet deliverables.
- Must be able to collaborate & work in a fast-paced team environment with minimal supervision and have the ability to escalate issues in a timely manner.
- Must have a strong passion for technology, attitude for learning and a commitment for excellence.
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