Senior Java developer focused on front-tier development of a highly interactive application. Build and maintain GUI using Swing or GWT, implement and consume REST web services, work with MySQL, EJB, and JBoss, and develop using Eclipse IDE. Collaborate with team using common CI/CD and SCM tools.
Company Description
Job Description
Job Description
1) 6+ years of Java development experience with focus on front tier
2) Expertise in Swing, GUI or GWT (google web toolkit) development
3) Experience with MySQL
Candidates should meet the following criteria:
6+ years of java development experience with a focus on front tier
-Professional, hands on experience with GWT, GUI or Swing
-Experience with REST webservices
-Experience with Eclipse IDE
-Experience with MySQL
Nice to have:
-Maven
-Jenkins
-Agile
-Jira
-SVN
-GIt/Github
QualificationsBachelor's degree.
Additional InformationThe application is built on MySQL, EJB, JBoss application server, GUI and GWT on the front end. The Javascript is not touched. The application is written as an app, not a series of web pages. It’s highly interactive, stayfull screens and it’s constantly communicating through services
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