Software Architect - WebSphere, JDK, Oracle

The candidate will design and assist with the implementation of both small and large-scale software systems.

— Day-to-Day Tasks —

1. Provide oversight on the analysis and design for enterprise applications using JAVA/JEE, JSF, XML, XSLT;

2. Expected to guide in the development of applications throughout the SDLC, including the redesign of legacy applications;

3. Implement standards related to application technologies, including UI standards, development methodology, and coding and style guides;

4. Develop and guide quality assurance processes including code reviews, performance testing, security scans, and adherence to industry, state, and federal standards;

5. Identify and escalate technical risks and issues appropriately;

6. Guide and engage in development activities which may include data analysis, data structures, data manipulation, preparing logical database models.

7. Prepare, and/or review technical documentation such as system architecture designs, schemas, solution proposals, as appropriate.

Software Architecture, IBM WebSphere Application Server, Oracle, Java, Large-Scale Systems, Quality Assurance Methodology, Performance Testing, Analysis Skills, Data Structures, Technical Writing, * 60 months of experience designing and implementing highly available and scalable multitier applications using Object Oriented or Service Oriented Architecture involving data structures, algorithms, software design and JEE Design Patterns.

• 48 months of experience creating technical designs and developing and deploying applications in either of the following: IBM Websphere Application servers, IBM Websphere Portal Server.

• 60 months of experience developing applications that are implemented with JAVA Development Kit (JDK 1.6 or higher).

• 60 months of experience in developing of applications using JMS, EJB, MQ, JSF, JAXB, JAXWS, JPA (or Hibernate).

• 60 months of experience with Oracle 10g or higher including coding with PL/SQL.

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