Mid-Level Java / Cúram Developer- Onsite- Raleigh, NC
infooriginRaleigh (NC)
Mid-Level Java / Cúram Developer- Onsite- Raleigh, NC
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infooriginRaleigh (NC)
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About the role
Mid-Level Java / Cúram Developer
Job Overview:
Seeking a mid-level Java/Cúram Developer to support application development, maintenance, and operations. The role involves requirements gathering, business process modeling, application design, coding, testing, and implementation using Java, ReactJS, and Cúram technologies. The developer will work closely with senior technical consultants and project managers.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead requirements gathering, functional design, and application development.
Develop and maintain applications using Java, ReactJS, and Cúram.
Conduct JAD sessions and business workflow/process modeling.
Support system integration, testing, troubleshooting, and implementation.
Work with Cúram frameworks, Oracle, XML, and WebSphere.
Prepare technical documentation and provide project status updates.
Required Skills:
Cúram V6 Certified Developer.4+ years of Cúram development experience.4+ years of experience with Cúram Enterprise Framework and Solution Modules.
Hands-on experience with IEG2, CERT, and Cúram Evidence Framework.
Strong Java, J2SE, J2EE, XML, and XSL skills.
Experience with Oracle, Subversion, Eclipse, HTML, CSS, and SOAP/WSDL.Strong requirements analysis, problem-solving, documentation, and communication skills.
Preferred Skills:
JavaScript and IBM WebSphere.
State government IT experience.
Oracle database tools.
Cúram Child Care Module experience.
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