Sr. Java Software Developer -Immediate Requirement

[Ann]

Title: Sr. Java Software Developer


Skills: Java, STRONG XML, SQL, Web Development - server side


Trinity Consultancy Services is seeking applications from qualified
and experienced software engineers with above skills for various
requirements with their Clients.

Job description:
Software developer will participate in application software
development projects for a major media companies' high-traffic media
websites. Applications include content management systems, broadband
media players, community and messaging applications, and search engine
integration.


Required Experience:
Minimum 4 years experience developing applications in java-based
application server environment. Requires strong working knowledge of
server-side web development, ATG Dynamo application server preferred.
Strong Java programming skills with software design principles
required.


*******Have a strong knowledge of relational database systems (Sybase
and mySQL experience preferred) and be proficient in logical data
modeling. Proficiency in database stored procedures (Transact-SQL) and
JDBC is required. Experience with ORM technologies preferred.


* Experience working with high volume distributed systems, where
performance, scalability, and concurrency issues are a critical aspect
of system design. Experience with major media web sites and content
management systems preferred.


* Strong XML data handling skills, and experience developing and
interfacing with Web Services (SOAP/REST)


* Experience developing and maintaining java applications in a Unix
environment, with working knowledge of shell scripting.


* R esponsible for analyzing assigned tasks, providing work estimates,
and managing own time to keep development on schedule.


* Strong communication skills - Work closely with production
developers to create documented interfaces into java and database
components.

Education:
BS/BA in computer science and/or equivalent training and experience.


Trinity Consultancy Services is a leading source of Information
Technology, Engineering and Management Experts that corporations of
all sizes turn to, from Global 2000 corporations to mid-sized and
small organizations nationwide. With the commitment to excellence, is
subtly managed to find, recruit, screen, submit and effectively
organize a technical workforce anywhere in the United States for
various Technical needs of corporation irrespective of its size.
Trinity Consultancy Services is one of its unique kind of the leading
information technology consulting services, and business process
outsourcing organizations committed for excellence.

Trinity provides business consulting, systems integration, application
development, staffing services and managed services to Global 2000
Corporations, medium-sized businesses, and government organizations
throughout the United States.

Trinity can mobilize the right resources, skills and technologies to
enable our clients to reach their dreams by enhanced performance. With
deep industry and business process expertise and broad global
resources, Trinity Consultancy Services is committed for excellence.
Please contact our Human Resource Manager Ms. Ann and send your
detailed Resume with your work authorization status, current salary
and expectations.
Mention the position you are applying in the subject line.


Email: (e-mail address removed)

www.trinityconsultancy.com

 

[Jonathan Fine]

Title: Sr. Java Software Developer

Hello

Java and JavaScript have very little in common, except the first four
characters of their names.

You might get better results by posting to a Java newsgroup.

 

[Henry]

Java and JavaScript have very little in common, except the first four
characters of their names.

You might get better results by posting to a Java newsgroup.

You miss the point. There is no apparent intention to do any
recruiting through these posts (as none of them have any connection
with javascript at all and some are not even related to web
development in general). The intention seems to be more along the
lines of promoting "Trinity Consulting" through Usenet spamming.
Presumably the reflections of posts to this group that appear on the
web are then found by search engines and so increase the chances that
references to "Trinity Consulting" will be found through search
engines.

Obviously spamming, being the action of fools, crooks and conmen, is
maybe not the best approach to promoting "Trinity Consulting" as it
would not be unreasonable to conclude that if they act like crooks and
conmen they probably are crooks and conmen.

It is also worth noting that it is Google groups who are providing
these spammers with an account, and they don't seem to care enough to
stop that.

 

[Gregor Kofler]

Henry meinte:

You miss the point. There is no apparent intention to do any
recruiting through these posts (as none of them have any connection
with javascript at all and some are not even related to web
development in general). The intention seems to be more along the
lines of promoting "Trinity Consulting" through Usenet spamming.
Presumably the reflections of posts to this group that appear on the
web are then found by search engines and so increase the chances that
references to "Trinity Consulting" will be found through search
engines.

Obviously spamming, being the action of fools, crooks and conmen, is
maybe not the best approach to promoting "Trinity Consulting" as it
would not be unreasonable to conclude that if they act like crooks and
conmen they probably are crooks and conmen.

It is also worth noting that it is Google groups who are providing
these spammers with an account, and they don't seem to care enough to
stop that.

Wrong on all accounts.

They're definitely looking for a JS expert to fix their broken JS
dropdown menu (hey, it even uses XHR). They are also in desperate need
for a top-notch web author to clean up the hundreds of warnings issued
by their markup. And get rid of the justified alignment.

Finally a Photoshop wizard is required to freshen up the blurry images
(and tell them that dark blue on black is perhaps not the smartest
choice for the CD colors).

....I wonder how long it would take to launch a successful SQL injection
on their contact form (with a table depth of 6(!)).

For sure, the website oozes with "excellence".

Gregor