Senior Java Developer Internet & Ecommerce - Baltimore, MD at Geebo

Senior Java Developer

Company Name:
Hire IT People, LLC
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Location:BALTIMORE MD
Job ID#5254
Date Posted:02 May 2014
Job Summary
Work Status
Any work Status
Duration
Full Time
Openings
1
Type
Hire
Submission Deadline
05-05-2014
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This position is for a senior software engineer in the Quality Infrastructure team.
o Leading technical design sessions and writing technical design documents.
o Design and implementation of automation frameworks.
o Managing technical scope and client expectation
o Managing the technical delivery of integrations.
o Provide mentorship, code-reviews, and guidance for junior team members.
Job Requirements follow:
A qualified candidate should have the following:
o 7
years of Java development experience.
o Can go end-to-end on any stack, quickly digging in to unearth the best patterns and design decisions.
o Have made smart architectural decisions in a smart modular maintainable way and proven track record designing massively scalable systems.
o Experience in the capacity of a Technical Architect.
o Familiar with large-scale systems constructed with Java-language components, including JEE and JSE APIs.
o Love to see beautiful code and make it possible for others to contribute using your well-defined conventions.
o Proficiency with the Spring framework (Security, AOP, etc.).
o Proficiency with Maven 2.0.
o Proficiency with Hibernate; strong in SQL and relational DB concepts.
o Familiarity with Agile/Scrum process.
o Ability to lead feature or sub-system design/implementation efforts.
Nice to Have:
o Strong and recent experience with developing or working within an automated testing framework.
o Experience with test automation using Selenium or similar open source automation tools.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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