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Job Opening- Sr. Java Developer- 10+-Local to Chicago,IL- (Prior JPMC Exp or Norther Trust required)

Job Description

Title: Sr. Java Developer -10+

Rate: $45-50/hr C2C Max

Location: Chicago, IL ( Hybrid)

USC/GC/GC-EAD/H4-EAD

Need LinkedIn, VISA DL

Need Prior Banking domain Exp: JP Morgan Chase Or Ex Northern Trust profiles preferred

 

Locals- hybrid 

Experience Level: 10 – 15 years

1. Mandatory Technical Skills

The following skills were highlighted as critical:

  • Java
  • Java Microservices
  • Kafka
  • Azure Cloud 
  • Kubernetes
  • CI/CD
  • REST APIs
  • Caching
  • Infrastructure as Code

 2. Domain Requirement

  • Preference for candidates from:
    • Banking Domain
    • Capital Markets
    • Financial Services organizations
  • Specific examples discussed:
    • JP Morgan Chase profiles preferred
  • Banking experience is considered highly important because the customer is from Northern Trust.

 3. Work Location & Engagement Model

  • Position Location: Chicago, USA
  • Work Model: Hybrid
  • Candidate must be willing to work from client office 2 days a week.

 

 

Kind Regards,

 

Deep Patel

Sr. Technical Recruiter

ZealHire Inc.

Email: Deep@zealhire.com

14 Wall Street 20th Floor | New York, NY 10005

www.zealhire.com

 

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