Senior Java Full Stack Developer

Introduction:

The Senior Java Full Stack Developer will be responsible for developing and maintaining Java-based applications, including front-end and back-end components. They will work on a team to design, develop, and implement software solutions using a variety of technologies.

Responsibilities:

• Develop Java 6.0 and J2EE application components such as JSP, Custom Tag libraries, JavaScript, Session EJBs, and JDBC
• Utilize Java Integrated Development Environments (IDE) like RAD 7.5 or above
• Implement Object Oriented analysis and design using design patterns like Singleton, Factory, and DAO
• Understand and implement MVC architecture
• Develop Batch Jobs and web services
• Work with IBM Websphere Application Server 8.0 and relational databases like DB2 and Oracle
• Communicate effectively with team members
• Prior experience with Integrated Eligibility Systems is a plus
• Develop and maintain Java Spring Boot Microservices with Containerization and Cloud experience
• Migration from Monolithic to Microservices containerized using AWS EKS with Cloud Native Architecture
• Develop Angular UI and review microservices & Angular UI to align with existing monolithic functionality
• Conduct PoCs to integrate new tools/products and troubleshoot and resolve issues with EKS microservices

Requirements:

Required Skills:

• 7 years of development experience in Java 6.0 and J2EE application components
• Experience with Java IDEs like RAD 7.5 or above
• Knowledge of Object Oriented analysis and design using design patterns
• Understanding of MVC architecture
• Experience with Batch Job and web services development
• Proficiency with IBM Websphere Application Server 8.0
• Experience with relational databases and writing SQL statements
• Good communication skills
• Prior experience with Integrated Eligibility Systems

Preferred Skills:

• Experience with Amazon Web Services (AWS)
• Knowledge of AngularJS
• Understanding of Microservices architecture
• Experience with Web Services development