Java Developer
synthesis systemsHerndon, VA
About the role
Synthesis has extensive experience building large-scale, enterprise systems for government and commercial clients. We specialize in developing J2EE, .NET, SOA, Portals, and database-driven applications. Our extensive knowledge spans across all application tiers. Since, we were founded in 2003, Synthesis has been delivering large-scale systems based on design patterns, service-oriented architectures, dynamic and intutive web interfaces, and web services. Our clients include Fortune 100 companies and a number of government agencies.
Job Description:
Synthesis Systems is looking for a Java Developer for a long-term contract in Herndon, VA. Must be a US Citizen or Green Card Holder due to government contract and able to pass a background investigation. Investigate, diagnose, and resolve production issues with a quick turnaround time and communicate root cause and workaround options to team members and clients. Independently resolve system defects to be in-line with system requirements. Design, develop, and unit test new enhancement requests. Technical analysis and documentation of complex functions in the system. Interact with other developers, testers and analysts on release and team initiatives.
Qualifications:
Strong Java and J2EE application development experience with at least 5 years of experience. Ability to analyze requirements and formulate design. Experience with Spring/Hibernate. Experience with JDBC and SQL. Experience with JBoss, Tomcat or Websphere.
Additional Information:
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. Corp. to Corp./1099 candidates considered. Send a Word version of resume to hr@synthesissystems.com. Reply today!
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JOB OVERVIEW
Experience level
Senior
Location
Herndon, VA
Occupation
Software Developers
Industry
Custom Computer Programming Services
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