LR041 Java Engineer I

Java Engineer I, under proper supervision, is responsible for designing, developing and delivering high-quality, high-volume, and low-latency Java applications for mission-critical systems. Makes use of Java software to bring ideas and concepts to reality by creating the algorithms as a set of instructions to tell the computer or any other java enabled devices what to do. Responsible for creating programs that make complicated web applications, such as animated sequences, videos and games. Expresses and defines system objectives and scope through investigation and fact-finding to modify or develop moderately complex information systems. Develops and tests Java-based solutions that make use of common standards and frameworks such as JAXB, JAX-WS, JAX-RS, JPA, JavaEE, Spring, and Hibernate. Maintain and update all existing J2EE applications as needed. Java Engineer I, is required to translate software requirements into operational and supportable solutions within the existing application frameworks. Improve and adhere to best-practices for developing Java applications. Collaborate effectively with the production team to achieve a common goal. Write well designed, testable, efficient code. Ensure designs are in compliance with quality specifications and customer requirements. Prepare, produce, and document releases of software components when required. Aid continuous upgrading by exploring alternatives and technologies and presenting them for architectural evaluation. Have a BSc. degree in Computer engineering, Computer science, or comparable relevant field. With 2-5 years of previous working experience in Java software development. Exceptional skills in DB Schema design and SQL development. Good verbal and written communication skills. Has outstanding knowledge of SQL and pro-active experience with ORM frameworks such as Hibernate. Ability to solve problems creatively and effectively. Have a working Experience in an Agile/Scrum development process. Experienced in developing web applications, popular web frameworks such as Spring MVC, JSF, GWT, and Wicket), and other test-driven application development tools.