JP Morgan hiring for Applications Developer
Company :JP Morgan
Website :www.jpmorgan.com
Job Role :Applications Developer (Java)
Eligibility :BE/BTech/BSc/BCA
Experience :Freshers
Job Location :Bangalore
Company Profile :
J.P. Morgan is the most respected financial institution in the world - which is why we can offer you an outstanding career. We have been doing first-class business in a first-class way for more than 200 years. Throughout our history, we have played a leading role in helping companies grow and markets develop. Globally we work together to deliver the best solutions and advice to meet our clients' needs anywhere in the world. We operate in 100 countries, and hold global leadership positions in each of our businesses. We have an exceptional team of employees who work hard to do the right thing for our clients, shareholders and the firm every day.
Job Description:
1) Core Java language development.
2) J2EE development including application servers like Tomcat / Websphere / Weblogic and corresponding web server, IDEs like Eclipse, server-side application development.
3) Development frameworks like Spring and ORM concepts with specific work on Hibernate or iBatis.
4) Database programming using SQL on Oracle 9i / Oracle 10g.
5) XML & Web Services.
6) Build tools like ANT / MAVEN and Experience with source control tools like SVN / CVS/ PVCS.
7) Systems Analysis - Ability to read and comprehend business and functional requirements to develop detailed design documents.
8) UML for design documentation like class and sequence diagrams.
9) Implementing code quality tools like SONAR, Checkstyle, PMD etc.
10) Unit Testing Framework.
Other Details:
1) Prior exposure to Agile development lifecycle will be a big advantage.
2) Sun Certification (SCJP, SCJD) will be an advantage.
3) Mule ESB is preferable.
4) Experience on Linux environment.
Candidate Profile:
Degree holder in Computer Science or related discipline.
Good communication and people skills.
English speaking and writing skills.
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