Core Java Developer ()GC--USC)
Core Java Developer ()GC--USC)
Posted 49 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- -Note: candidate need to strong on Core Java with hands/ Hands on Java is must.7+ years experience as a technical analyst in financial industry
- Functional understanding of retail banking and/or investment domains
- Ability to write technical user stories for a SOA/services/messaging development team
- Ability to read Java code to understand existing system behavior
- Experience running web services using tools like Soap UI, XML Spy, CA-LISAExperience testing web services to see if they meet acceptance criteria defined by userstories
- Experience working with XML, JSON message formats
- Strong written and verbal communication skillsStrong interpersonal skills and time management skillsStrong analytical and troubleshooting skillsStrong experience with Agile development methodologies
- Strong SQL skills to analyze existing data and identify gaps/data quality issues
- Experience writing technical stories in JIRA/confluence using industry standard notations(like BDD/Gherkin)
- Experience working in large, complex data environments
- Experience working on large and medium scale software projects
- Experience working with diversified multi-location team
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Good To Have Experience with: Prior experience working in a shared services/enterprise level organization
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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