Senior Java Developer or Architect Engineering at Geebo

Senior Java Developer or Architect

Company Name:
Calm Water Business Partner, LLC
Our client, a global leader in marketing technology is seeking a Senior Software Developer or Architect to work with its core product development team. Company is located near Reading, MA.
As part of the team, you will contribute to full life-cycle development from requirements through implementation including specifying the features of physical design, estimating the time and effort to complete each feature, building or supervising implementation of features, preparing the product for deployment, and providing technology subject-matter expertise to the team.
A strong background in Java, Servlets, JSP, EJB 3.x, JPA, RESTFUL and SOAP based Web Service development and JMS J2EE Design Patterns, Software Design Principles, UML and Rational Unified Process, Spring and Hibernate frameworks is required. In addition, outstanding communication skills and the ability to relate to customers is required.
Bachelor's degree in Computer science or equivalent and a minimum of seven years of recent hands-on Java development experience. At least three years experience designing large scale enterprise web applications as a developer or an architect. This is a great opportunity to take the next step up in your career from Developer to Architect.
Competitive salary and benefits package. Local candidates only. Must be authorized to work for any employer in the United States without sponsorship.
Please email your resume, in confidence, to
Nancy Baughman
Calm Water Business Partner, LLC
PO Box 7046, Nashua, NH 03060-7046
Phone: 603-809-4218
Web:Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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