Java Developer

Posted 8 days ago

eros technologiesSeattle (WA)

Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Company Description: EROS Technologies was founded with a simple motive of offering the clients exactly what they want, how they want and when they want it. By leveraging for its clients its technological edge and right-sourcing advantage, EROS in a short period of time has grown to become one of the most trusted strategic technology partners. Treating every client as the top priority, we customize our solutions and services to align with the unique needs of each client.

Job Description: Position: - Java Developer

Location: - Seattle, WA Joining Mode: - Contract

Job Description: -5 - 7 years of software development experience in Java Strong analytical and programming skills Good knowledge of Core Java, J2EE, Spring, IBatis, log 4j, ant, Junit Sound knowledge of SOA, Web services, SOAP, Websphere Exposure to Unix/Linux. Strong object oriented design experience. UNIX/Linux operating systems experience. Database design, experience with Oracle databases. Experience with enterprise technologies such as Tomcat, Spring, SOAP, and Camel. Experience building scalable solutions. Previous experience working in a fast paced & dynamic Professional Services environment a huge plus

Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

Summary

Type: Contract

Function: Information Technology

Experience level: Mid-Senior Level

Industry: Computer Software

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