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· Coach/ support development team’s questions and resolve conflict regarding features and requirements · Provides technical support to clients on existing problems escalated as appropriate · Provide effort estimation for development team · Works with team to develop project/release plans and communicate software development plans · Release coordination
Requirements
· Java full stack developer with good hands-on experience with spring boot, spring security and spring REST. · 7+ years of work experience in core Java technologies (Java 1.8, Spring boot, spring MVC, Java EE fundamentals, Hibernate, Oracle). · Proficient in developing REST APIs using Spring and writing Junit test cases for complete end to end testing with the help mockito framework. · Must have exposure to CI/CD processes using Maven & Jenkins, GIT/ Bit bucket repository and Postman/SoapUI or other REST service testing & development tools. · Experience in using tools like JIRA and BitBucket · Experience in Onsite/Offshore team coordination · Experience in requirement gathering, requirement understanding, code review, defect fixing and business user support
About the company
Founded in 2007, InterSources Inc is a Small Business Enterprise (SBE), Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) & Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) Certified Company specializing in providing IT Consulting, IT Staffing Solutions, and Software solutions. We have been recipients of Various Awards under “Fastest Growing IT Consulting and Software Company “ and “Excellence in Technology Services “
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