Senior Analyst I Software Engineering

1. API Developer should be able to develop REST API using Spring MVC, Spring Boot in Java.

2. Have a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related field.

3. At least 2 – 5 programming experience in Java 1.8, J2EE, Spring Framework 4.x(Core, MVC, REST, HATEOAS),  Microservices, Swagger, Junit, Mockito, Hibernate/MyBatis.

4. Hands on experience in one of the build tools like Maven, Ant or gradle is required

5. Hands on experience with IDEs like Eclipse, Visual Studio is required

6. Excellent debugging and coding skills are desirable

7. Well aware of design patterns and design principles like SOLID, Singleton, Dependency Injection etc.

8. Understanding of REST API Development using Spring or any other framework is a must.

9. Experience with cloud technologies like AWS will be an added advantage.

10. Experience in code integration repository like GIT and Agile Development Practices

11. Experience implementing high-performance, reusable application development is required

12. Demonstrate effective communication as a member of a development team, ensuring understanding of both verbal and written material.

13. Have good analytical and problem-solving skills. Experience gathering and analyzing information for the development of effective solutions to problems or situations. Can solve complex problems quickly.

14. Be a self-motivated individual who works well in a global team environment.

Desirable Skillset

Server Side Skills: Java 1.8, J2EE, Spring Framework 4.x(Core, MVC, REST, HATEOAS), Microservices, Swagger, Junit, Hibernate/MyBatis, Apache shiro, Apache camel

Databases: DB2

Build Tools: Maven, Gradle

SCM Tools: Git

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