Senior JAVA/J2EE Developer Information Technology (IT) - Richmond, VA at Geebo

Senior JAVA/J2EE Developer

Company Name:
Quantum Tech Staffing
Our client is looking for a Senior JAVA/J2EE Developer with GOOD ORACLE and WEBSPHERE EXPERIENCE.
Rate:65/hr corp to corp
Location: Richmond
Type of interview: F2F
Our client is looking for a JAVA / J2EE Developer with a minimum of 2 years Oracle Database and WebSphere experience to assist with support of its custom developed applications. This position will be involved with development and enhancement of Java/J2EE programs in addition to support of the existing applications.
- A minimum of 5 years of Java development experience using the following technologies is required: Java/JEE, HTML, JavaScript, SQL, JSP.
- A minimum of 1 years experience with Websphere Application Server is required
- A minimum of 2 years experience with Oracle database is required
- A minimum of 1 years experience with Java Web Application (Real Time & Batches) Support is required
- A minimum of 1 years experience with Java Message Service (JMS) is required
- Experience with requirements gathering and documentation is required.
- Strong analytical skills are required.
- Experience with Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is strongly preferred.
- Experience with the following technologies: Web Services Struts, and XML/XSLT, Spring, and JPA is preferred.
- Knowledge of and experience with UNIX OS, UNIX Shell Scripting, and UML are strongly preferred.
- Experience with Rationale Requisite Pro, Rational Application Developer, and Eclipse are preferred. Experience with Oracle Forms and Reports is preferred.
- The ability to successfully interact in a team environment is required.
- Effective oral and written communication skills are required.
Michael
Quantum Tech Staffing
530B Huntmar Park Drive, Suite K
Herndon, VA 20170 - USAEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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