Senior Java Developer
Due to continued growth, CaseBank is hiring for a senior Java developer. The successful candidate will work out of the Mississauga office.
- Core Responsibilities:
- You will be working as part of a team of developers to develop applications for the aerospace, transportation, public safety and healthcare industries.
- You will need to be a Senior Java Developer with database experience who can independently manage client projects.
- You will be responsible for interacting with the technology team, clients and the end user
- You must be able to work with limited specification documents, suggest changes, recommend alternatives, and get clarifications where required
- May lead integration projects
- As project needs shift this individual may be asked to shift priorities therefore flexibility is required.
- Required Qualifications and Skills
- 5 or more years JAVA experience with expert-level object-oriented analysis and design
- hands on experience with Hibernate, Maven/Ant, and Spring Framework
- ability to self learn other technologies as necessary
- flexibility required to adjust to changing requirements as organizationa priorities shift
- excellent communication skils as this role will be client-facing
- Nice to Have
- Database experience (MSSQL, Oracle), including design, optimization, administration and maintenance
- Web technologies (Dynamic HTML, Google Web Toolkit, JSPs)
- Automated software QA and testing (JUnit, JMeter)
- Experience leading a team as there may be growth opportunities for this role
- Experience using the SCRUM development process
- Experience in commercial shrink-wrap software development
- Experience designing and implementing APIs for third-party software integration
Personal qualities include a high energy level, enthusiasm, and the ability to work both independently and in teams. Must possess an appreciation for software development as a craft that creates enlightened solutions. Communication and presentation skills are essential to these positions and will be assessed in the interview process.
Apply via email to jobs@casebank.com .
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