Senior Java Architect - Large-Scale Web & IBM Tech Stack
Dellfor Technologies
Indianapolis (IN)
On-site
USD 54,000 - 66,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Starting salary of $60,000 with regular increments
Referral bonus
Travel allowance
Health Benefits through Carefirst BCBS
Insurance - Medical, dental, vision and 401K
Job summary
A leading IT staffing company in Indianapolis seeks an experienced Java Architect to develop large scale web-based applications. The role requires strong expertise in Java EE, IBM technologies, and SQL optimization. Ideal candidates will have a solid grasp of middleware development and CI tools. The company offers a starting salary of $60,000 with benefits including medical insurance, travel allowance, and on-the-job support. U.S. Citizens and authorized workers are encouraged to apply.
Qualifications
Experience as a Java Architect on large scale, web-based applications.
Technical expertise in IBM z/OS and Java Virtual Machine.
Experience using Hudson or similar CI tools.
Responsibilities
Develop applications based on Java EE framework.
Optimize SQL queries using reporting engines.
Integrate Struts and Spring technologies.
Skills
Java Architect
Java EE framework
Technical expertise in IBM z/OS
SQL fine tuning and optimization
Strong expertise in Struts
Experience with CI tools
Development of middleware components
Tools
IBM Content Manager
MS SQL Server
IBM MQ
Hudson
Clear Case
Clear Quest
Job description
A leading IT staffing company in Indianapolis seeks an experienced Java Architect to develop large scale web-based applications. The role requires strong expertise in Java EE, IBM technologies, and SQL optimization. Ideal candidates will have a solid grasp of middleware development and CI tools. The company offers a starting salary of $60,000 with benefits including medical insurance, travel allowance, and on-the-job support. U.S. Citizens and authorized workers are encouraged to apply.