The role involves developing n-tier applications using Java/J2EE, REST services, NoSQL, and various related technologies for F500 clients.
Company Description
We are a direct supplier to several F500 companies and are looking to fill multiple positions with our customers at this time.
Job DescriptionWe are looking for Java developer with hands-on experience on building n-tier applications using RESTful Services, Java/J2EE, NoSql and related technologies.
QualificationsMust have skills:
- 5+ years of experience programming in Java/J2EE, REST Services, and related technologies
- Hands on Experience with Spring, CXF. Spring Boot
- NoSQL database technologies like Cosmos or Cassandra or MongoDB
- Kafka
- Apache Tomcat or similar
- SaaS application development
- UNIX shell and scripting
Nice to have skills:
- Cryptography/ key management
- OAuth
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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