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Sr.Java Developer

Continental Technology Solutions, Inc

Sr.Java Developer

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Toronto, ON, CAN

Senior level

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Toronto, ON, CAN

Senior level

Senior Java developer responsible for backend development using Java/J2EE, REST services and Spring. Requires 8+ years experience, strong communication, continuous improvement mindset, ability to learn new languages, and preferably banking domain experience and Agile methodology exposure.

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Company Description

Continental Technology Solutions is Our consulting and managed services deliver the resources and capabilities required to assess,design, build and manage an agile, flexible IT environment. You'll work with one dedicated team from strategy and assessment through design, implementation, management and optimisation to reach a true end-to-end solution.

Job Description

- 8+ years of strong Java/J2EE/Rest services/Spring experience
- Banking and Financial Services background would be a plus
- Able to learn new programming languages quickly and efficiently
- Ability to communicate ideas and take on board the ideas of others
- Knowledge of business line and ability to produce high quality results – would be an asset
- Ability to seek improvements to all aspects of development process
- Knowledge in computing in general and ability to apply outside knowledge to our work – would be an asset.
- Experience in Agile methodology is preferred.

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