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Senior Java Webservices Developer


Develop new WebServices, debug existing WebServices, API integration, Development using Java6 , J2EE , Spring. Develop SOAP based webservices, Restful webservices and use Spring WebServices if required. Write and understand complex SQL queries MSSQL and DB2 SQL statements. Debug and Enhance Front end using Akka framework , Spring MVC , javascript, jquery and CSS.
Required skills/competencies:
Minimum 6 years of core SOAP based & Restful Webservices development experience ,
At least 4 years of Java 6 (annotations) / J2EE core development experience,
At least 6 years of SQL experience, At least 6 years of experience with Spring,
At least 4 year of experience with Spring MVC, Javascript, Jquery and CSS.
Need to be VERY Technical, hard worker, Fast Leaner and team player.
Java6/j2ee/Webservices/Spring Knowledge is MUST.
Must HAVE Experience with the technologies as follows:
1. SOAP & Restful WebServices
2. Spring WebServices and Spring MVC
4. Java 6 AND J2EE
5. XML, XSD, WSDL,
6. MS SQL (Microsoft SQL server), JDBC, DB2, ORACLE
7. Object Oriented Analysis and Design
8. Service and testing tools
9. Good verbal and written skills
10. Javascript , jquery , css
11. Akka Frame work
12. Eclipse & RAD IDE
13. WAS 7.0/8.0, TOMCAT app servers
MS or BS in Computer Science
Required Certifications:
Sun Certified Java Developer or Sun Certified webservice developer will be preferred
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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