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Research, design, develop, and maintain web-based grant management application systems for the National Institutes of Health - eRA Program (era.nih.gov)
Develop code in Java, develop new systems, maintain existing code through bug fixes and enhancements, provide production support, unit test Java code, and manipulate data to analyze system requirements.
Use Java, J2EE, Oracle, Eclipse, XML, Bootstrap experience, knowledge, and skill
Requirement
Experience with Object-oriented design and development.
Experience developing enterprise applications using J2EE/JEE technologies such as Java 1.7+, Spring MVC, Spring JDBC, and Hibernate.
Experience with RDMS and database design (Oracle, PL/SQL).
Experience with XML, Web Services (RESTful, SOAP), Apache CXF.
Experience with front-end design and development (Bootstrap, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript libraries, JQuery, Ajax, Tiles, Angular, React JS etc.).
Experience with automated development testing (JUnit, Cucumber, Selenium).
Experience with Source Control and CM Tools (Git, Stash, JIRA).
Experience working in Agile environments and understanding of Agile Scrum methodology.
Education and Training requirements
At least a Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent in Computer Science or a related field.
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