Job ID : 31070
Location : NJ
Company Name : Cerebral Technologies, Inc
Job Type : contract
Industry : Information Technology
Salary : $65000 - $85000 per year
No. of Positions : 10+
Required Skills : Java Developer,J2ee Developer,.
Benefits : Medical Insurance
Job Details:
Must Have Skills (Top 3 technical skills only) * 1. Java 2. J2EE 3. Spring
Detailed Job Description:
• Designing and implementing Java-based applications.
• Analyzing user requirements to inform application design.
• Defining application objectives and functionality.
• Developing and testing software.
• Debugging and resolving technical problems that arise.
• Producing detailed design documentation if required.
• Developing documentation to assist users.
• Ensuring continuous professional self-development.
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