Java Developer
kanshe infotechHouston (TX)
About the role
Java Developer Kanshe Infotech – Houston, TX Kanshe Infotech is committed and noticed in the Information Technology industry as a company with exceptional talent and expertise in the area of software development and solutions. The company is formed by a group of people with extensive industry experience and wide ranging domain expertise with a vision to create a cost effective, high value solution provisions comparable to the big consulting companies. The mission of our company is to be an industry leader by offering innovative technology solutions that will give companies the edge to succeed in today's competitive environment. We work with large fortune 100 clients and are looking to add qualified and experienced IT professionals to our team in the following technologies based on the career choice of the individual and also position with our clients.
Job Description:
We are seeking experienced Java Developers to join our team of experienced IT professionals for our clients. Candidates - who are legally authorized to work in USA for any employer without sponsorship and have at least 3-7 years of experience working in a corporate setting. We have positions across various locations with our client in locations across TX, NY, NJ, CA, AZ, OH, PA, FL, GA, SC, NC, etc. NO THIRD PARTIES.
Qualifications:
Min. Bachelor's DegreeMin. 3 years of experience with Java and related technologies such as Spring, Hibernate.
Additional skills are a huge plus - such as Hadoop/Big Data, AWS, Python, Kafka, Cassandra, etc.
Excellent communication skills - verbal and written.
If you are bilingual, please mention on your resume. We have some clients seeking bilingual candidates.
Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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