Senior Java Developer – Full Remote – Contractor in USD – Star

About this role

Category: IT Services

Location:

For an international organization in Europe, we are urgently looking for a Full REMOTE Java Developer with +5 years of experience. As a Java Developer, you will develop new and expand existing web-based functionalities.

Candidates need to be able to work normal European office hours.

Candidates need to be able to start on 1st of July.

Tasks and Responsibilities:

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Develop using Object Oriented design principles and software design patterns to attain high reusability and maintainability;

Implementing the detailed application design of the system provided by the System/ Solution Architect;

Adhere to the version control system, build and release processes and coding standards;

Participate design and code walk-through for review and incorporate feedback into design and code artefacts;

Maintain technical documentation of all development tasks;

Work with team members to identify potential risks in application design and delivery;

Perform unit and integration tests and resolve any resulting issues/bugs;

Work with architect and develop business systems using the .JAVA/ J2EE framework;

Communicate project status, issues and risk factors to project team members;

Provide maintenance and technical support for existing applications;

Respond promptly within accepted timeframes to application’s user support and enhancement requests ensuring continued operation of the said applications;

Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor;

Profile:

Bachelor or Master degree;

+5 years working as experience in Java and Spring framework;

Knowledge of Amazon AWS development environments is an advantage;

Experience in performing software quality assurance activities (i.e. unit, integration, and end-to-end testing, peer reviews, etc.);

Knowledge and experience of iterative/agile project delivery methods;

Location: Remote;

Day price: Depending on experience;

Interested: Please send your resume

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