Full Stack Java Developer

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argyle infotechMcLean (VA)

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Full Stack Java Developer
Location: Mc Lean, VA
Basic Requirements: Bachelors degree in computer science or information technology or related discipline or equivalent combination of education and experience from which knowledge and skills may be obtained. Minimum of 8 years of experience in software development; 8 years of relevant experience and specialized training or certification in the following technologies: J2EE, Java, Web Development and SQL.Self-starter, collaborative; problem-solver Organized, ability to meet deadlines, work independently, manage multiple priorities Should have excellent design and coding skills and a passion for building highly scalable applications using open-source frameworks for cloud native technologies. Strong development experience with Java, J2EE, Spring frameworks, Spring Boot, Spring MVC, JPA, Hibernate, JSON, and web services (REST/SOAP).Experience with Java Script frameworks like Angular. Good experience with writing and optimizing SQL queries. Experience in packaging services using Docker and configuring & deploying on Cloud platform (AWS/Kubernetes)Experience with some of the tools like GIT, Jenkins, Maven, JUnit, Docker, JMeter, Artifactory, Kubernetes Experience with JMS enterprise messaging technologies such as ActiveMQ or AMQExperience with static analysis (e.g., Fortify, Sonar Qube) and remediation Familiar with infrastructure automation technologies (e.g., Ansible/Gradle/Maven)Good knowledge of patterns like side car, circuit breaker, ingress, egress, etc. Experience with Test Driven Development (TDD) and Behavior Driven Development (BDD) for Java using frameworks like JUnit, Mockito and Cucumber. Experience with setting up, maintaining, and evolving the cloud infrastructure of web applications is preferred. Knowledge of the Mortgage Industry is a nice to have. Experience with Agile Software development project methodologies preferred. Excellent verbal and written communication.

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