RR-0077866-Sr analyst I software engineering (dxctechnology)

Job Description

Job Description:

Position : Java Developer

Candidate need to obtain G50 clearance
Note that G50 clearance need to be obtained from the client to work in the project
2 to 3 years of experience in Java/J2EE Coding
Need to know Java /J2EE

Requirements
• Candidate must possess at least a Diploma/Degree in Computer Science/Information Technology or related field
• Possess good analytical, problem-solving skills.
• Experience with databases such as Oracle, mySQL etc.
• Experience in Agile Development environments
• Experience with Version Control Systems like SVN (Subversion), GIT etc.
JOB IS FROM: italents.netVIEW• Experience with Struts, Spring and Hibernate Frameworks.
• Experience in SOAP / Restful Web Services Design
• Good understanding of modern software development methodologies.
• Good understanding of software testing methodologies, scripting and tools.
• Experience in one or more full SDLC for enterprise projects.
• Ability to work effectively independently as well as in a team
• Able to adapt to a fast-paced work environment
• Ability to learn new technologies quickly
• Good verbal and written communication skills

Good to have:
• Hands on knowledge of MQ, Angular and other relevant certifications will be added advantage

Responsibilities:
• Support continuous improvement throughout the development life cycle of enterprise level software solutions. This includes enhancing / maintaining of software applications.
• Gather functional requirements from business users
• Perform solution estimates for business requirements
• Create system design and functional specifications
• Perform system integration testing and troubleshooting of software application issues.
• Conducts unit testing using unit test frameworks
• Create and maintain documentation for software design specifications.

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