Job Description :
Role: Java Lead
Location: Fort Worth, TX
Duration: 12+ Months Contracts
We are looking 10+ yrs. Experience candidates
Description:
Strong hands-on Core Java expertise.
Hands on experience on Spring framework, N tier Architecture (MVC, JEE), and ORM (Object Relational Mapping
Strong Architecture & design knowledge.
Agile & DevOps. Agile tools (e.g. Version One
Hands on experience with continuous integration tools like Jenkins, JUnit, Artifactory.
Ability to manage overall development in a Trunk based Development model or philosophy (unit testing, function test automation, automated build/deploy, trunk-based development
Experience using NoSQL databases like MongoDB, Infinispan Datagrid, Radis, etc. & data management like Cassandra,
splunk / Elk.
Basic Programming experience on Unix Shell scripting.
Familiarity with Rules Management System (e.g. Drools, IBM Lombardi
Knowledge of The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF
Experience in moving the application to bluemix cloud .
Responsible for owning the level 2 grooming of functional stories to technical stories and guide the feature team to groom the level 3 stories .
Responsible for ensuring the defined metrics for the track are followed and delivered by the feature team e.g. Code coverage of 98%, test automation of 98%.
Responsible for presenting any architectural changes at enterprise level and getting the changes approved.
Sound knowledge and work experience in designing and implementing experience on Micro service architecture for last 2 years.
High Analytical knowledge and in depth knowledge in Core Java. Should be capable of implementing any advance data structures, algorithms and multithreaded application.
Tools / software :
REST
SOAP
Core Java
Junit, mocking frameworks (like Mockito, Easy Mock) & automated testing
IBM Bluemix – not a hard requirement
Jenkins
Gradle
Git
Apache Camel
Apache BeanIO
DB2 database and SQL queries
IBM MQ (we only consume message; so no need for a detailed knowledge – but good understanding of JMS is required)
Basic understanding of drools and dozer
Spring and Spring boot