Java Developer

Responsibilities:

• You will have the opportunity to help build and design enterprise web applications which will be used by government agencies, states, and industry to comply with federal reporting requirements, and share and visualize data.
• The candidate will be able to confidently code and organize the application using best practices while helping to share their knowledge with the team and grow the teams' skills and understanding of a robust Java application.
• Participating in daily team discussions and code collaboration to promote continuous progress.
• Participating in client, industry, and end-user discussions to help provide technical viewpoint.
• Providing technical guidance to junior developers and business analysts on the team
• Contributing to continuous improvement of existing development tools and technologies
• Defining and maintaining standard development practices for the team
• Integrating automated testing strategies into development practices
• Working with infrastructure administrators to design, maintain, and improve cloud-based environments.
• Troubleshooting complex technical issues and creating elegant solutions

Qualifications:

• 7+ years' experience in software development and IT consulting.
• The ideal candidate for this position will be able to function as a Java Full Stack developer and will demonstrate strong knowledge and experience in modern web application development, RESTful services, web application security, and Agile lifecycle.
• The candidate should have proven experience working with Java Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Tomcat, PostgreSQL and be able to help demonstrate best practices for code organization, component design, and reusable services.
• Experience with Java application development and deployment tools including Maven, Git, Eclipse, IntelliJ, SonarQube, Jenkins, Postman, SoapUI, etc.

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.