Full Stack Java (Newark DE)
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The Fraud Technology team is looking for a mid level JAVA full stack Developer. Requirements include 6-8 years of experience (preferably in the financial industry). As a Developer you will work closely with business and technology partners to deliver solutions. Candidates must possess advanced problem solving skills, the willingness to learn and ability to effectively and concisely communicate verbally and in written/presentation format. You must work well in a supportive and transparent team environment, while having the ability to research and resolve issues independently. Candidates must have good communication skills and the ability to engage and influence teams across technology and the business.
Requirements
Do you have experience in XML?, * Java/J2EE
- Object Oriented design and Programming
- Spring (Spring batch or Spring integration and Spring boot is a plus)
- At least one ORM/Persistence Framework: iBatis/MyBatis, Hibernate, Kafka, JPA
- SOA, REST/SOAP Web Services, Micro Services CXF, JAXWS/JAXRS, JSON, XML
- Source Control: Bit Bucket, Subversion (SVN), Perforce, or similar
- Maven, test Driven development (TDD) and continuous integration (CI), JUnit, Mockito
- IDE: Eclipse, RAD, or other
- At least one RDMS and SQL: Oracle, Sybase, SQL Server
- Agile/Iterative development and full SDLC development
- At least one RIA Framework: jQuery, Angular, YUI, Ext JS, DOJO, Vue.js
- Front-end web development with JavaScript, HTML/HTML5, CSS, Ajax, SASS
Benefits & conditions
Start Month - JUNE Hybrid - 3 days per week - onsite day 1 Interview schedule- 2 rounds, and in person is required
Potential contract to hire and will require resources that do not require sponsorship now or in the future.
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