Senior Java Developer
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ventures unlimitedBrooklyn (NY)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview
In this role you will join a banking-domain IT team to design, build, and maintain enterprise Java applications. You will apply strong Core Java and full-stack Java experience to deliver robust solutions using established frameworks and front-end tech. You will collaborate with cross-functional partners to implement Oracle-backed data and capitalize on market front-office requirements. This is an opportunity to shape high-impact financial software in a service-driven environment.
Responsibilities Develop and maintain Java applications with focus on core Java and enterprise patterns Leverage Spring, Hibernate, and Struts for backend architecture Implement front-end features using jQuery, Java Script, HTML, and CSSWork with Oracle databases and RDBMS concepts Contribute to capital markets front-office projects in a banking domain Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver scalable solutions
Key requirements Total/Relevant experience: 7+ years Strong Core Java hands-on knowledge Hands-on experience with J2EE frameworks (Spring, Hibernate, Struts)Front-end development experience (jQuery, Java Script, HTML, CSS)RDBMS fundamentals with Oracle experience Banking domain front-office experience is a plus Core Java Spring Hibernate Strutsj Query Java Script
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