Senior Core Java Developer responsible for designing and building large-scale, high-volume applications using Core Java, SOAP/REST services, Spring MVC and NoSQL databases. Requires strong OOP and design pattern skills; experience with CI and related Java ecosystem tools preferred.
Job Description
Role: Sr. Core Java Developer
Location: Cupertino / Sunnyvale, CA
Duration: Fulltime (Permanent)
Skills Required:
Mandatory Technical Skills: Expertise Core Java Development, SOAP/REST Services, Design Patterns, OOP Design, Spring MVC, NOSQL Database
Desirable Technical Skills: Cassandra, Struts, Maven/Ant/Jenkins Continuous Integration, JSP, Ajax, Junit using Mockito
Mandatory Functional Skills: Large Scale High Volume Application Development
Desirable Functional Skills: Customer Relationship Management,
Total Experience Required: 10+ Years
Additional InformationPlease feel free to contact me at 732-790-2266 ext 201
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