Develop Java and J2EE business software applications, with a primary focus on designing and supporting SOAP and REST web services. The role requires more than six years of overall Java/J2EE experience, at least four years working with web services, and experience with Oracle SQL. This is a full-time position located in Long Island, New York.
Company Description
Our Client is innovative and growing software company and provide a business software for the industries.
Role: Java Developer with Web Services
Location: Long Island ,NY
Job Type: Full time
Description: Overall 6+years experience with Java/J2EE and 4+ years with Webb services SOAP REST
4+ years experience in Web services
Experience in Oracle SQL
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