Java Developer

Responsibilities:

• Formulates and defines system scope and objectives through research and fact-finding to design, develop, modify, or integrate moderately complex information systems.
• Devises or modifies application systems and procedures to optimize functional requirements including capacity, operating time, response time, and form of desired results.
• Designs, codes, tests, debugs, and documents programs, subroutines, and scripts.
• May serve one or more project team roles, such as project lead, business systems analyst, or technical lead, for small to medium efforts.
• Competent to work on most phases of applications systems analysis and programming activities.
• Maintains technical skill set for software languages, databases, platforms, operating systems, utilities and networks needed to support work assignments.
• Assists in preparing and maintaining application design document.
• Responds to system failures and performance events by taking appropriate measures to reduce system downtime and eliminate recurrence of problems.
• May conduct presentations to provide end users with knowledge to maximize their use of developed systems.
• Provides services to multiple concurrent project, project teams or management staff.
• Provides guidance and suggestions to less-experienced programmers.

Qualifications:

• A Bachelors degree in Computer Science or related field or equivalent years of experience is required.
• 2 5 years of Java programming experience required.
• J2EE, JSP, JSF, Facelet, JSTL, Tiles and JavaScript. EJB, JPA and JMS Web Service.
• Experience in the health insurance industry preferred.
• Knowledge of information technology concepts, application development methodology, terminology and standards.
• Above average written and oral communication skills are required.
• Basic knowledge of systems analysis, design, and project management techniques.

Key Skills:

• Web frameworks like Struts and Spring.
• Service-oriented architecture.
• Web Technologies like HTML, JavaScript, CSS, JQuery.
• Markup Languages such as XML, JSON.
• Abstract classes and interfaces.