Java & API Developer

Job Description:

• Excellent hands-on Java/J2EE & Rest API development experience
• Hands-on experience in Software Development process (Requirements Gathering and Use Case Definition, Design and Implementation of the software solution). and design reviews of complex technical solutions
• Lead and conduct Requirements & Design sessions with the customer
• Ability to lead and coordinate with API developers / other architects and stakeholders
• Good Experience in Oracle/SQL Server database and SQL
• Experience with Agile development methodologies, specifically Scrum
• Develop and promote processes , best practices and standards in Software Development
• Experience in implementing 3rd party systems and designing integration points to other systems
• Collaborate with architecture teams to ensure alignment of requirements and solutions and to facilitate design sign-off and approvals
• Proven industry experience of building large scale systems and with hands-on engineering skills
• Strong Communication Skills
• Ability to lead and coordinate with developers / other architects and stakeholders
• Ability to Work in fast paced Development environment
• Work with Peers in planning and coordination of work activities

Required Skills: Java, J2EE on WebSphere/JBoss, Rest API, Struts, Spring, Hibernate, SQL on SQL Server/Oracle, Spring batch

Desired Skills:  Web Services and Insurance knowledge

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