JAVA Developer

JAVA Developer

Vacancy expired!

Seeking JAVA Developers experience in developing applications using Java: JEE 5 and above, Java EE Batch Architecture, Spring Framework, JFS/JPA, Java EE Design Patterns. The developers will be required to understand the business and technical requirements of the various mainframe applications and ‘new’ platform can build to suit the business/technical needs.

Interview: Skype
Location: Columbus, OH
Posting: 668931
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Experience and Role

• 5 years of experience with IDE: RAD 7.5 and above or Eclipse
• 5 years of Java: JEE 5 and above, Java EE Batch Architecture, Spring Framework, Java EE Design Patterns
• 5 years of Spring Framework: MVC model and Batch architecture
• 5 years of Messaging: Asynchronous Messaging, JMS/MQ
• 5 years of Web Framework: JSF 2.0 Framework
• 5 years of Persistence: JPA/Java Persistence API 2.0, EJB 3.0
• 5 years of Web Services: JAX-WS Web Services, XML, JAXB
• 5 years of Other: XPath, UML, Object Modeling, Batch Scheduler, Performance tuning of Web Services/SQL and Application code.
• 5 years of experience clarifying systems and programs intent, identify problems, suggest changes, and determine any system changes
• Extensive experience with Agile/Scrum based development approaches.
• Identification and Planning- this is the phase to determine the impact of the various applications and will be paramount to the overall strategy. The BA will be responsible for meeting and documenting business needs and requests in relation to this project. The JAVA developers will be positioned to translate such into technical requirements.
• Eventually, the JAVA developers may participate in any/all of the migration phases.
• Rewrite – Some legacy applications will not be portable to the new development platform. These must be re-written by the team. The JAVA developers will drive the development phase for each of the “rewrites”.
• Integrate w/ New PIT– Some legacy applications can be migrated to the new development platform. Although the “lift and shift” effort may be simple in some cases, the integration points must be considered. These “migrated” apps will need to be adapted to a new backend system (aka “New PIT”) by these JAVA developers.
• Remove MF dependency – Still other applications are not currently integrated with the legacy PIT system. However, there are components in place that are hosted by, connected to, or integrated with the mainframe is some way. These components must be migrated off of the mainframe as well.