$44.50 - $57.50/hr
Full-time
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Job description
Our client is looking for Full Time Java Developers - Virtual Or Onsite - Can Work From Home!!!
Full Time candidates may be remote or onsite.
NOTE:
- Note: MUST BE US CITIZEN
- NO CORP-2-CORP
- Immediate start date for qualified candidates.
- CANDIDATES MUST BE WELL VERSED USING ANGULAR.JS, JAVA DEVELOPMENT ALONG WITH A GOOD WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF POSTGRESQL DATABASE.
Technical Skills Needed:
- Java
- Grails
- Groovy
- Hibernate
- Javascript
- Angular.js
- Spring
Runtime Environments:
- Tomcat/Java 7/8 JDK & API
Database Environment:
- Postgresql
Development Tools:
- Jetbrains Intellij
- Jetbrains Webstorm
- Thorough understanding and experience with MVC and single page MVC via Angular.js
If you or someone that you know may be interested, please send resumes along with annual salary requirements to:
exec_res@comcast.net
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