Full Stack Java Prog Analyst

Full Stack Java Prog Analyst - I.T. & T
Full Stack Java Prog Analyst
Location:    Virginia > Richmond
Work Type:    Contract
Reference Number:    24-01283
Profession:    I.T. & T > Other
Company:    Datasoft Tech
Full Stack Java Prog Analyst

Onsite

About the Job
Duration: 12 Months Contract (possibility of extension)
Location: Onsite- Richmond, VA
Pay rate: Hourly, depending on experience
Job ID: 748127   


Qualifications:
Client is looking for a Sr Full Stack Java consultant to assist with the design, development and support of DocuSign workflows integrated with complex Java/JEE programs.
A minimum of 3 years of experience on DocuSign API integration using WebHooks
A minimum of 3 years of experience on AWS leveraging Serverless Lambda, SQS/SNS and API Gateway, AWS WAF, AWS Secrets Manager, IAM and DynamoDB
A minimum of 5 years of Java development experience with complex, large-scale applications using the following technologies is required: Java/J2EE, HTML/CSS,JavaScript, SQL.
A minimum of 3 years' experience with the following technologies: SOAP & REST Web Services, Spring, JDBC, JPA/Hibernate, and JMS.
Experience with relational and object-oriented modeling is required.
Experience with technical requirements specification and design documentation is required.
Experience with problem troubleshooting and providing support for complex multitiered applications is required.
The ability to successfully interact in a team environment is required.
Effective oral and written communication skills are required.
Experience with OKTA integration strongly preferred. 
Experience with UNIXOS, UNIX Shell Scripting, PL/SQL, and UML is strongly preferred.
Experience with IBM WebSphere Application Server, IBM WebSphere Liberty, and Oracle RDBMS is strongly preferred.
Experience with Spring Batch and Spring Boot is strongly preferred.
Experience with large-scale data migration is preferred.
Experience with Microsoft Office Suite of products is preferred.
Experience working in an agile environment (scrum, kanban, or scrumban) is preferred.