Java Developer

Responsibilities:

• Develop application code and automated unit test code per the user stories and detailed design.
• Develop proof of concepts as needed for evaluation of new components, products, or custom solutions.
• Recommend technical solutions, documenting and explaining trade-offs and providing impact analysis as needed.
• Develop the user interface, application layer, and data layer, including web services and integrations to external systems, using established standards, approaches, design patterns, and frameworks for the Project.
• Prepare application build and deployment instructions, including potential errors and recovery procedures.
• Assist in identifying, troubleshooting, and resolving defects encountered during various stages of testing and production, including during the deployment and implementation of the code in production environments.
• Utilize the build tools and process specified by the Configuration Manager, including code versioning.
• Proactively address technical issues throughout the implementation phase Integrate and configure third-party software products into the Solution as neede.
• Practical application of software product development standards and methodologies including Agile and Test Drive Development.

Requirements:

• 5+ years' experience with both Core Java and J2EE.
• 3+ years' experience architecting, designing and developing software products for business applications.
• Knowledge and application of Web Services, XML, SQL Strong knowledge of enterprise class software requirements including performance, security, scalability, and usability.
• Excellent analytical, troubleshooting and problem solving abilities.
• Excellent written and verbal communications skills.
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, and Business.

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.