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Java Full Stack Developer (F2F) (LOCAL)

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artechWhippany (NJ)

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$40-$48/Hour

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Job Description Job Description Job ID: 112645-1
Title: Java Full Stack Developer (F2F) (LOCAL)
Locations: Onsite: Whippany NJ
Duration: 6+ Months with Possible Extension.
Pay Range: $40-$48/Hour on W2 Requested: Local to Whippany NJ only! Need to be able to do face to face interview
Skills: Java, Spring, Spring boot, Microservices, Angular, Grid API, SSIS, PL Script, SQL, Oracle
Experience Required: 6-8
Summary: A Java Full Stack Developer is proficient in both front-end and back-end development, leveraging Java technologies to build robust, scalable, and user-friendly web applications. Below is a breakdown of the essential technologies and tools that form the tech stack for a Java Full Stack Developer:
Required Skills: Back-End Technologies •Java Programming : Core Java concepts like object-oriented programming, multithreading, and collections are fundamental. •Spring Framework: A powerful framework for building enterprise-level applications, including Spring Boot for microservices and RESTful APIs. •Microservices: For creating APIs that enable communication between client and server. Database Management •SQL Databases: Proficiency in databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, or Oracle for structured data storage. Front-End Technologies •HTML and CSS:For structuring and styling web pages, ensuring responsive and visually appealing designs. •JavaScript: Adds interactivity and dynamic behavior to web pages. Frameworks like React, Angular are often used for building modern user interfaces. •Accessibility Standards: Ensures web applications are usable by individuals with disabilities, promoting inclusivity. Development Tools •Integrated Development Environments (IDEs):Tools like Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, or NetBeans for efficient coding and debugging. •Version Control Systems: Tools like Git and platforms like GitHub or GitLab for managing code changes and collaboration. •Build Tools: Tools like Maven or Gradle for project management and dependency resolution. Deployment and DevOps •Docker and Kubernetes: For containerization and orchestration of applications. •Jenkins: For continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD). •Cloud Platforms: Familiarity with AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Platform for scalable application hosting. Testing and Debugging •JUnit: A unit testing framework for Java applications. •Debugging Tools: Proficiency in identifying and resolving code issues using breakpoints and runtime analysis. Additional Skills •Web Security: Knowledge of security protocols like OAuth, JWT, and API security best practices. •Caching: Techniques using tools like Redis to improve application performance. •Design Patterns: Understanding reusable solutions like dependency injection and factory patterns for efficient software design. •Client Co-Pilot :Knowledge in create/modify project project and able to handle mode and models Soft Skills and Collaboration •Teamwork and Communication: Essential for collaborating with cross-functional teams and stakeholders. •Agile Methodologies: Experience with frameworks like Scrum or Kanban for iterative development. By mastering this tech stack, a Java Full Stack Developer can build end-to-end applications that are efficient, secure, and user-friendly, meeting both client and business requirements. Company Benefits & Culture •Inclusive and diverse work environment •Opportunities for professional growth and development •Comprehensive health and wellness benefits

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