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Java Developer at QuinStreet in Remote
Entry LevelRemoteRemote$140k–$160k/yr
Skills
javaj2ee technologiesservletsjspjsp custom tagsxmlejbjdbcobject-oriented analysisdesign patternsweb development technologiesphphtmljavascriptmvcapplication serversjbosstomcatsqlrdbmsoracleunixlinuxhttp protocolsession management
Job Description
Summary: QuinStreet is a pioneer in powering decentralized online marketplaces that match searchers and consumers with brands. The Java Developer role involves developing new functionality for the existing platform, providing support for backend APIs, and ensuring quality assurance through testing and coding.
Responsibilities:
- Developing new functionality to our existing platform
- Providing support and deployment of backend API-s, coding, unit testing and general quality assurance of the API-s
- Working closely with QA engineers, architects, tech leads on projects
- Solving technical challenges on a day-to day basis
- Building applications for scalability and performance
- Writing clean, well-tested and maintainable code
Required Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field plus 1 year of experience
- 1 year of experience with J2EE technologies including servlets, JSP, JSP custom tags, XML, EJB and JDBC
- Object-oriented analysis and design concepts and design patterns
- Web development technologies including PHP, HTML, JavaScript, or similar
- Implementation knowledge of front-end concepts including MVC or similar
- Application servers including JBoss and Tomcat or similar
- SQL and experience working with a RDBMS including Oracle or similar
- Working in a UNIX or LINUX environment
- HTTP protocol, request/response cycles, and session management
- Must have authority to work permanently in the U.S
Required Skills: Java, J2EE technologies, Servlets, JSP, JSP custom tags, XML, EJB, JDBC, Object-oriented analysis, Design patterns, Web development technologies, PHP, HTML, JavaScript, MVC, Application servers, JBoss, Tomcat, SQL, RDBMS, Oracle, UNIX, Linux, HTTP protocol, Session management