The Senior Java Developer will lead the core platform team in developing scalable Java applications using various technologies within 2-week sprints.
Company Description
One of Austin's top 100 Tech Start-Ups is looking to bring on a full-time salaried Senior Java Developer.
Job DescriptionThis opening is for a Senior Java Developer to be a leader on my client's core platform team. The team works in 2-week iterative development cycles with the goal of completing potentially shippable software each sprint. As a result, the team is hoping to find a candidate who has spent approximately 7+ years developing java applications with experience with highly scalable architectures.
Qualifications- Experience with the following: Java Spring, Core, Integration, Web Services, MVC, SOAP Web Services, XSD, WSDL, XML, Hibernate / JPA, Continuous Integration – Bamboo, Junit, TestNG, SoapUI, Eclipse, Atlassian Tools, Jira, Confluence, FishEye, Crucible, Bamboo, Postgres, Liquibase, Git, Maven, Scrum
- 5 years experience building and maintaining financial transaction systems
- Understanding of the architecture required for robust mobile ecosystems
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering, or related field
This is a full-time opportunity with a vanguard mCommerce client.
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