Position: Senior Full Stack Java Developer
Company: A-HR.pro
Experience required: 5y

Our Client's project is part of a large international software development company.
The candidate will work on a telematics application by joining an existing Scrum team of ~ 10 engineers.
It is part of an Internet of Things (IoT) application related to truck tracking, driver safety, conversation and fuel use in the heavy-duty building materials industry.


Requirements:
5 – 8 years of hands-on core, full stack Java development.
Expertise in Spring Framework, Spring MVC, Java Script, CSS, HTML, JQuery as well as producing REST based web services.
Experience in Eclipse/IntelliJ IDEA, Gradel, Tomcat, and SQL.
Strong technical, analytical and leadership skills with ability to trouble-shoot complex technical issues in demanding environment.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills are a must
Intermediate or higher level of English
 
Desired Skills:
Strong demonstration of effective written and verbal communication skills.
Demonstrated analytical, problem solving, planning, time management and    organization skills.
Proven team player with the ability to foster a team environment.
Demonstrated knowledge and comprehension of core business functions, processes and operations.
Experience working with the global delivery model.
Ability to lead a discussion and drive to a solution. Ability to troubleshoot problems
Android or IOS development
Epxerience working in AgileScrum environment
Jira, Confluence


Preferences:
Android, iOS, Scrum, JIRA

Responsibilities:
Design, build, and maintain high performance, reusable, and reliable Java code
Ensure the best possible performance, quality, and responsiveness of the application
Identify and correct bottlenecks and fix bugs
Help to interpret requests for new features 

What Company Offers:
Exciting Projects
Collaborative Environment
Distance working from any point in the world
Work-Life Balance
Professional Development
Excellent Benefits
Fun Perks