Java/J2EE Sr Developer San Francisco, CA

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Job Title: Java/J2EE Sr Developer

Location : San Francisco, CA

Duration: 6+ Months,


Must Have Skills: Java, J2EE, spring, Restful Web Services, Design Patterns, Micro Services, experience building scalable e-commerce applications 

 

Desired Skills: Retail eCommerce experience, No SQL Database (preferably Cassandra), Oracle PL/SQL

 

Job Roles / Responsibilities:     

·         Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field and 10+ years of experience with building scalable, high performing and robust Java applications 

·         5+ years of experience building scalable e-commerce applications 

·         8+ years of experience developing using J2EE technologies such as Servlet/JSP/Filters, JNDI, JDBC, JMS, JMX, RMI, Java Web Services or related skill 

·         5+ years’ experience developing with web/app containers such as Web Logic, Web Sphere, Apache/Tomcat, Jboss or related skill 

·         5+ years’ experience with advanced scripting skills in at least one of the following: Python, Perl or Shell and willingness to learn new technologies 

·         Experience with Eclipse or other IDE development tools 

·         Experience with Continuous Integration and related tools (i.e. Jenkins, Hudson, Maven) 

·         Experience with Code Quality Governance related tools (Sonar, Gerrit, PMD, FindBugs, Checkstyle, Emma, Cobertura, JIRA, etc) 

·         Experience with Source Code Management Tools (GitHUB, SVN, CVS, Clearcase) 

·         Knowledge of standard tools for optimizing and testing code 

·         Ability to operate effectively and independently in a dynamic, fluid environment 

 

Additional Preferred Qualifications:

·         4+ years of experience with big data methodologies involving Cassandra, Kafka and Apache Storm 

·         Capable of working in a fast-paced environment where timelines or requirements may frequently pivot

·         Previous experience working directly with front end developers and/or designers

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Thanks & Regards

Mohd Azhar uddin

4229 Lafayette Center Dr., Suite #1625, Chantilly, VA 20151

Tel: 703-831-8282 Ext. 2526, Fax : 703-439-2550,

 Hangouts ID  : azharca...@gmail.com


 

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