Java Frontend UI
Java Frontend UI
Posted 45 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- -At least 5 years of hands-on experience with thorough understanding of Java/J2EE technologies, related frameworks, strong database concepts with hands-on experience
- At least 3 years experience with Service Oriented Architecture environment At least 5 years experience in Struts 1.x, Spring, Hibernate frameworks, Java Messaging Service, Message Driven Beans, At least 3 years experience in developing web services (SOAP/REST)
- At least 2 years experience working in Angular and/or React along with Bootstrap 3.x or Foundation 5.x and above
- Working knowledge of document and SQL based databases
- At least 2 years experience building RESTful services using Node.js or Spring boot Application Development experience in Object Oriented programming and design skills
- Proficient in handling the complex technical development concepts, suggest architecture and design techniques that suits the clients requirements, understanding of latest software tools and technologies, strong database concepts
- Understanding of Application Servers and configurations, authentication and authorization frameworks
- Application development experience using Eclipse or similar IDEKnowledge of WebSphere Application Server Internals & Configurations
- Strong communication and leadership skills
- Strong client-facing presentation and communication skills
- Ability to work in team in diverse/ multiple stakeholder environment
- Experience to Insurance domain Analytical skills Experience and desire to work in a Global delivery environment
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