Java Back-End Developer

Paradigminfotech; Chanhassen (MN); On-site; USD 100,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

A global IT solutions provider is seeking a Java developer in Minnesota with over 8 years of backend development experience. The ideal candidate will have proven expertise in integration development and significant projects involving backend systems. Specific skills in Weblogic, Spring, and Hibernate are essential. Local candidates preferred due to required face-to-face interviews. This role focuses on delivering high-quality solutions in complex environments.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience in Java development with a backend focus.
• Proven experience on large integration projects.
• Expertise in service development and backend integrations.

Responsibilities

• Develop backend systems and services for large-scale applications.
• Collaborate with teams on integration projects.
• Utilize Java and associated tools to build solutions.

Skills

Java Development

Backend Systems

Integration Development

XML/XSLT

SOAP Services

Tools

Weblogic

Eclipse

Spring

Hibernate

ESB

JDBC

Job description

Paradigm Infotech. Inc is a global IT solutions provider focused on delivering customer value through high Quality Processes and Cost-efficient solutions. Paradigm has been one of the trendsetters in global delivery practices with our Client-Centric Model for customer management and delivery.

Job Description

THERE IS FACE TO FACE INTERVIEW

MUST BE LOCAL TO MN

The client needs a proven Java developer with extensive expertise and specialization in middle tier and backend systems and experience on large complicated projects.

• Weblogic
• ESB
• JDBC
• Eclipse
• Spring
• Hibernate

On their resume and in their experience:

• Look for several years and multiple projects doing service or integration development.
• Look for XML/XSLT development.
• Look for SOAP based services.

The client is looking for an Java developer with 8+ years experience who has specialized in BACKEND development, not someone who mostly does front end work. A key thing I look at is if the resume/experience/projects has an obvious bias towards back end and integrations work.