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1 total messages Started by The Provident Search Group Fri, 19 Aug 2005 13:57
US-NJ-Princeton-Equity Fundamentals Sr Java Developer
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Author: The Provident Search Group
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 13:57
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JOB# 7123A

   EQUITY FUNDAMENTALS SENIOR JAVA DEVELOPER for Princeton, NJ

DESCRIPTION: 
 The Data Systems programming group is responsible for developing 
enterprise systems that support their Global Data organization. We
have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Java developer to
create tools that will be used by Global Data analysts to create their
Equity Fundamentals product.

Candidates must have experience in the full software development
lifecycle and must have a proven track record in developing high
quality, distributed and scalable applications using multiple
technologies. Candidates should also be familiar with techniques for
integrating existing mission critical systems. 

REQUIREMENTS: 
 Successful candidates must have:
      * Strong object oriented analysis and design skills
      * Strong Java and EJB development experience and familiarity  
         with J2EE                             
      * Experience with open source tools for Java development
      * Familiarity with relational databases and relational modeling
Experience or familiarity with the following would beneficial:
      * Websphere, Jboss, UML, MQ Series or Documentum
Bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent.

The salary can go to $100,000+ with excellent benefits. They will only
consider LOCAL candidates and they will not sponsor for this position.

To apply, identify the position by number, and email your resume to:

the Provident Search Group, Inc.

provident@dpjobs.com






     
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