Seeking a Java Integration Developer with expertise in Java, Apache Camel, Rest APIs, Big Data (Kafka, Cassandra), and Spring framework for a retail project.
Company Description
Saxon Global is one of the fastest growing Inc 500 Companies in the US, providing enhanced IT consulting, and engineering solution services.
Location: Sunnyvale, CA
Position: Java Integration Developer
Need:
• Java
• Apache Camel (can have a similar tool like Mulesoft, but Camel is preferred)
• Rest API’s
• Big Data-Kafka and Cassandra
• Spring framework
Industry: Retail experience is preferred based on the project, but can come from any industry as long as experience is relevant.
Interview Mode: Phone and then WebEx. Candidates DO NOT need to be local but will need to be onsite for the project.
Length: 1 year +(most people stay on for 2-3 years)
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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