Java Developer Job Description
A Java developer is a programmer who works with the Java programming language to create software and applications. They integrate Java with corporate applications, software, or websites alongside web developers and software engineers. These developers remain involved in a product's development life cycle from start to finish.
What Do Java Developers Do?
A Java developer is in charge of designing, developing, and maintaining Java-based programs. Because big enterprises extensively utilize Java, day-to-day roles differ a great deal and may work on numerous applications at a time.
Job Profile of a Java Developer
Lanteria HR is looking for a Java developer for software analyzing, testing, programming & debugging. The job also requires you to create technical blueprints for application development and generate Java application code. The following skills are required for ideal applicants:
Practical Core Java experience
Knowledge and experience employing several frameworks (e.g., Spark, Storm, Hadoop)
Great attention to detail in identifying and adjusting errors in a test environment
Java Developer: Responsibilities
Java developers have the following responsibilities:
Design, production, execution, and maintenance of Java software, code, and application phases
Monitoring, identifying, and resolving production and non-producing problems
Creating code that is clear, effective, and secure
Establishing the application's performance, security, stability, and quality
Comprehensive documentation of design
Suggesting changes to existing Java infrastructure
Integrateingapp design with company objectives
Java Developer: Requirements
Graduate in mathematics, information systems, informatics, or any other relevant fields.
Working knowledge of the Java programming language
Basic knowledge of Technologies like MVC, JDBC, JSP, SOAP, and RESTful
Understanding of tools such as JUnit, Spock, TestNG, Mockito
Working knowledge of a variety of design and architectural patterns
Ability to create reusable Java libraries
Knowledge of tools like Ant, Maven, and Gradle.
