Lead Java Developer - Contractor

Corpay•Peachtree Corners, GA

1d•Remote

About The Position

Corpay is currently looking to hire a Lead Java Developer - Contractor. In this role, you will design, develop, and implement applications to support business requirements. Follow approved life cycle methodologies, create design documents, and perform program coding and testing. Resolve technical issues through debugging, research, and investigation.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree or Professional Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Systems, or equivalent.
At least 5-10 years of professional work experience as a software developer (Java).
Experience with relational database systems (i.e. Oracle, DB2) and message brokers (i.e. MQ).
Knowledge of Java build tools
Experience with Java EE components
Java SE 8
Experience with Java Web frameworks
Experience using Java testing tools for finished code
Knowledge of the use of Java application containers
Agile Experience.
Experience with API development.
Experience with web technologies.
Experience with Integrated Development Environments, such as Eclipse.
Experience with open source frameworks (i.e. Spring, Hibernate).
Experience with versioning and revision control systems (i.e. Subversion).
Experience with build automation tools (i.e. Maven).

Nice To Haves

Oracle certification is preferred for Java developers, but not required.

Responsibilities

Translating user requirements into a well-defined software and system design.
Evaluating cost, effort, and duration required and accurately estimate the required development tasks.
Developing and maintaining custom software applications in support of the business needs.
Debugging and test (unit and functional) developed software to minimize the cost of errors.
Following approved software development life cycle.
Preparing diagrams and documentation to illustrate application functionality.
Developing and implement operating procedures in coordination with Operations, Infrastructure, and Security Departments.
Communicating effectively with product management, project management, business owners, and other stakeholders throughout the software development life cycle.
Conducting training and presentations for developers, business users, and stakeholders.
Mentoring entry-level or novice developers.