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Senior Java Developer (MarkLogic)

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trioptusReston (VA)

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About the role

Sr Java Developer Reston, VA6 months +All candidates should have: Proven ability to work independently and as a team member Eligibility to receive Federal Public Trust clearance Established residency in the US for at least 3 of the last 5 years. Candidates must be local to the Washington, D.C. Metro/Northern VA Area (There might be in-person interview) Completed Background Investigation in accordance with Subcontract Agreement prior to start of work.
Required Skills: Proficient in Java & SQL. Novice in MarkLogic Desired Skills: Novice in Data Structure, Object Oriented DesignJava Script Technology Stack: Core Java, Struts, Spring, Hibernate, Spring Batch, SQL, MarkLogic, JavaScript
Job Description:
  • Technical Design & Build for Java custom development solution
  • Produce estimates for new functionality or enhancements
  • Report project status
  • Track project risk/mitigations
Review functional specifications and create technical designs for those specifications. Develop Java based web-services based on technical designs. Knowledge of Spring Batch framework for batch processing. Create and execute unit tests for developed components. Understand the impacts of changes in the software development lifecycle and make recommendations.

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