Senior Java Developer - Production Support
samprasoftOakland (CA)
Senior Java Developer - Production Support
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samprasoftOakland (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior Onsite Java Developer This position is for Senior Onsite Java Developer who will be designing and developing web/mobile applications, supporting applications/tools/dashboards as well as performing production support activities and leading junior members.
Responsibilities:
- Design, develop, test, deploy and maintain Java based applications, tools and monitoring dashboards in an Agile environment
- Perform application verification and validation
- Perform code asset management, promote asset reuse
- Perform monitoring of web and mobile applications, troubleshoot and triage issues, connect and follow up with various teams for issue resolution and track the issues to closure
- Develop and maintain SOPs/runbooks, issue logs, reports and other documents
- Work independently and with teams to meet SLAsLead and mentor junior team members
Requirements/Expectations:
- Must be self-motivated, takes initiative
- Good in follow up and tracking to closure
- Detail oriented and organized
- Must be a team player
- Excellent communication (oral and written), interpersonal, organizational, and presentation skills
Skills:
8+ years of experience working in IT industry, of which 4 years is in Java development and 2 years is in designing Java based solutions Strong Java/J2EE development experience Strong in Spring/Springboot, JDBC, Hibernate Good understanding of AJAX/Javascript, HTML5, CSSWorking knowledge of Agile/Scrum methodology
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