Job Details: Application Architect - Banking, .NET, J2EE
| Job Title: | Application Architect - Banking, .NET, J2EE |
| Job ID: | 10152008AppArchOH-RA |
| Company: | ProNetworkMedia |
| Position Type: | Permanent |
| Pay Rate: | 95-105K |
| Skills: | J2EE. .NET, Architecture, Network, Database, OS, Security |
| Date Posted: | Oct-15-08 |
We are looking for an Application Architect to perform architecture, design, development and integration of application systems.
Candidate must have 4-6+ years Banking industry experience
Candidate must have a bachelors degree in Computer Sciences, MIS, or related
Candidate must have 7+ years experience in software development
Candidate must have 3+ years experience in a senior lead development role
Candidate must have 2+ years experience leading a development team
Candidate must have 7+ years experience with application design, development, testing and deployment
Candidate must have 3-5+ years Software Architecture and design experience
Candidate must have 3-5+ years .NET software development, .NET patterns and frameworks experience
Candidate must have 3-5+ years J2EE software development, J2EE patterns and frameworks experience
Candidate must have 3-5+ years experience integrating application systems within an enterprise environment
Candidate must have 3-5+ years experience and strong understanding of network, database, platform, and operating systems technologies
Candidate must have 3-5+ years experience and strong understanding of information security practices
Please send qualified resumes MS Word format to resumes@ProNetworkMedia.com for consideration.
| Location: [rss] | US-OH-Columbia |
| Telecommute: | No (Onsite Position) |
| Contact Name: | Recruiter |
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| Contact Email: | resumes@ProNetworkMedia.com |
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