Senior Full Stack Java Developer
- Source: LinkedIn
- Teckhorizon Inc
- On-site
- Toronto
- Senior
Job Description
Our Client is looking for a Senior Full Stack Developer with strong experience in Java-based enterprise systems to work on large-scale public sector applications. This role involves end-to-end development, integration, and modernization of cloud and legacy systems.
Key Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and maintain web-based, n-tier, and cloud applications
- Work on Java (WebSphere, JDBC, Oracle, DB2, DataPower) and modern stacks (Spring Boot, Angular/React)
- Build and integrate APIs and microservices
- Collaborate with stakeholders to analyze business requirements
- Prepare technical specifications, test plans, and implementation strategies
- Support testing (UAT, regression, performance) and production releases
- Troubleshoot production issues and provide system support
- Participate in design, testing, and requirements walkthroughs
- Contribute to DevOps pipelines (CI/CD, Jenkins)
Must-Have Skills
- 7+ years of Java development (WebSphere, JDBC, Oracle, DB2, JavaScript, JSP)
- 5+ years integrating Open Source Software (OSS) into enterprise systems
- Experience with Spring Boot, Angular/React, and cloud environments
- Strong experience with APIs and microservices architecture
- Solid knowledge of relational databases (DB2, Oracle, MS SQL)
- Experience in Agile, DevOps, and CI/CD (Jenkins)
Nice to Have
- Experience with IBM Cloud Pack for Business Automation
- Exposure to large-scale public-facing systems
- Public sector experience (Ontario preferred)
Soft Skills
- Strong communication and stakeholder management
- Analytical and problem-solving mindset
- Ability to work with cross-functional teams
- Proven experience in client-facing roles
Skills
- Java
- websphere
- oracle
- spring
- spring-boot
- React
- Jenkins
- javascript
- ibm-cloud
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