Java Lead

What You?ll Do

Develop and support JMS based integration solutions, and API (based on REST principles and architecture) for internal applications third party systems integration scenarios 
Participate in architecture, design, implementation, deployment, and support 
Participate in physical design and development planning meetings to help determine the best solution to accommodate the business need 
Partner with the entire technical team to determine systems planning, scheduling and implementation timeline to ensure the appropriate timing is set to ensure the project can be completed in scheduled time 
Understand and develop software to support technical specifications for software 
Use technical knowledge of standard development concepts, practices, and procedures 
Write, develop, and continuously unit test software that meet the needs of the design specifications 
Create and review technical specifications and test plans 
Perform functional testing of software to ensure software is performing appropriately and at an optimal level 
Identify and escalate issues that impact project performance

Expertise You?ll Bring  

Experience:3+ years as software architect or technical lead 
3 ? 5 years working within presentation layer technologies (JQuery, JavaScript, CSS3.0, HTML5.0, DHTML, Ajax, DOJO) 
Working with logical and physical data models 
Working on agile projects and leading implementation of agile processes. 
Skills: 
Design, model, implement, and test high performance software for mission critical applications 
Define or influence technology strategy 
Comfort in interacting regularly with both technical subject matter experts and business owners of all organizational levels 
Strong communication and influencing skills with the ability to tailor their approach to dealing with senior members of the business, architecture teams and developers 
Knowledge: 
Java frameworks and libraries (Spring, Hibernate, JEE, JDBC, JMS, JMX) 
Oracle 
Object-oriented design and development (OOA / OOD) and the J2EE framework and data architectures