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Senior Java Developer

Posted 5 days ago

techtamminaNaperville (IL)

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About the role

Senior Java Developer
Relevant Experience: (Yrs): 5+ YearsStrong development experiences in J2SE 5.0, JDBC, JNDI, Servlets, EJB 2.1, POJO, hibernate, Struts 1.2, Spring 2.0, 2.5, WebServices SOAP, JMS, XML, ilog JRules, HTML, JSP, JSP Tag Lib, Java Script, CSS, AJAX Jquery, etc.
Experience Required:
  • 8 YearsMust Java Integration Experience & Screen Configuration
  • Previous experience configuring the Guidewire Toolset will be added advantage
  • Must have experience designing multi-tier web applications involving integrations with Vendor packages.
  • Familiar with integration techniques for various vendor packages.
  • Team player with the ability to work in varied team structures (e.g. technical, non-technical, virtual)
  • Effectively deal with frequent changes to assignments, project scope, technical, date
  • Strong script, application and infrastructure debugging skills
  • Experience in implementing QA methodologies and Software Engineering Process, Test Plans, Test cases, Test Scenarios, and Documentation
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Self-starter able to work independently
  • Responsible for understanding architectural design documents and providing feedback to architectural and development resources
  • Industry knowledge of UI and Services coding practices and standards
  • Responsible for ensuring development practice and quality standards are being followed
Job Status: Full Time
Eligibility: GC or US Citizens

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