Java Developer - 8070 Internet & Ecommerce at Geebo

Java Developer - 8070

Company Name:
UpStream Global Services
Java Developer
We have an immediate contract opportunity with a large F500 client in theTimonium, MD area.
We are looking for a strong Java Developer with solid Java programming skills to perform highly technical testing across a suite of financial products. You will work closely with a cross-functional team including business leaders, development engineers, scrum masters, and project managers to execute testing within an extremely fast-paced agile environment. Participate in agile scoring meetings, user story development and test case reviews. Develop backend data-driven test cases using Groovy within soapUI and create automated test cases. Take advantage of a prime opportunity to leverage your technical skills and learn the Payments and Credit business. With your can do attitude, bright smile and sharp skills, come join a team that is willing to take on any challenge and succeed!
Required Skills:
o Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field;
o Programming experience with Java or an object oriented programming language a must;
o Experience with one or more of the major RDBMS (Oracle or DB2);
o Good understanding of SQL;
o Test multiple projects simultaneously against tight timelines;
o Collaborate with teams in various locations and time zones;
o Experience executing a wide variety of UNIX commands and scripts;
o Excellent communication skills with a proven ability to communicate across business and technical teams;
o Excellent analytical and troubleshooting skills;
o Experience testing web services and creating automated scripts using soapUI a plus;
o Experience working as or with a scrum master within and Agile team a plus;
Education
Bachelors Degree or Equivalent
For immediate consideration please contact:
Deepu
UpStream Global Services.
Reply to:
www.upstreamgs.comEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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