JSE 13454
A Java Engineer, or Java Developer, designs, develops, and maintains Java-based applications and software solutions, working on all stages of the software development lifecycle. They analyze user and system requirements, write code, test applications, debug issues, and collaborate with other development teams.
- Analyzing requirements: Understanding user needs and translating them into functional requirements.
- Designing solutions: Creating flowcharts and architectural designs for software applications.
- Coding: Writing efficient and maintainable Java code based on specifications.
- Testing and debugging: Conducting unit, integration, and QA testing to identify and fix errors.
- Collaborating: Working with cross-functional teams, including architects, support teams, and other developers.
- Troubleshooting: Identifying and resolving technical issues with applications.
- Documentation: Writing technical documentation and guides for users and other developers.
- Maintaining code: Ensuring code quality, organization, and automation.
- Continuous improvement: Participating in code reviews and proposing improvements to existing infrastructure.
- Working with databases: Designing and interacting with database systems.
- Web application development: Developing web applications using front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Frameworks: Utilizing web development frameworks like Spring, Hibernate, and Struts.
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Posted on: April 13, 2025