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Rishabh
Senior Java Developer
Rishabh is a software engineer having 7+ years of experience in developing server-side web applications. He has majorly worked in Big data and Android development.
Expert in
Java
Kotlin
Scala
Python
Experience
10 Years
Availability
Full Time
Mahesh
Remote Java Developer
Mahesh is a remote Java developer having 7+ years of experience working on backend development projects and developing microservices in Java.
Expert in
Java
SQL
C++
Spring
Experience
10 Years
Availability
Full Time
John
Fully Remote Java Developer
John is a software engineer having 10+ years of experience developing server-side applications and has majorly worked in system design and developing service-oriented architecture .
Expert in
Java
REST-APIs
CSS
HTML
Experience
10 Years
Availability
Full Time
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Java is one of the widely used object-oriented programming language designed to have as minimum implementation dependencies as possible in an application. Java is an evergreen language used on both client-side and server-side.
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Want to hire Java developers on your own? Here are the skills you must look for while hiring a remote Java developer
Hiring Java developers might be a complex task for you if you are a non-technical manager. Java is an evergreen programming language used for developing both client-side and server-side applications and its flexibility to get used in Android development and Big Data Analytics makes it one of the highest demanding skills of the 21st century. But, here comes the challenge, how to hire the most suitable dedicated Java developers who exactly match your job applications. No worries, Ultragenius comes to assist you while recruiting the top skilled Java developers on your own. Ultragenius understands your job requirements and gets you only the proficient Java developers who have in-depth knowledge in developing software applications.
The following skills you must look while recruiting a Java developer –
Strong understanding of Object-Oriented Programming Skills (OOPS)-
Object-Oriented Programming is one of the most essential skills of a Java developer. To develop real-world applications, binding data members and functions are mostly required and to achieve loose coupling among the classes.
- Encapsulation – Encapsulation is binding the related data members or variables and functions inside a single unit called class. This mechanism prevents the code from accessing outside a particular class. Encapsulation is achieved by declaring the variables of a class as private and using the getter() and setter() methods to access them indirectly ensuring security.
- Inheritance – Inheritance is one of the widely used concepts in real-world programming that allows one class to extend the functionality of other classes and use its member functions instead of writing again multiple lines of code.
- Abstraction – Abstraction is required when we have to define a parent class that contains only the structure of a given project and the implementation has to be done by its child class. Abstraction is the mechanism of hiding the data implementation and showing only the necessary details.
- Polymorphism – Polymorphism allows an object to behave differently on its invocation. There are two types – Compile-time Polymorphism and Run-time Polymorphism.
In Compile-time Polymorphism, the methods with the same name behave differently according to the number of arguments and return type.
For example,
int mul (int a, int b) {
return a*b;
}
double mul (double a, double b){
return a*b;
}
In Run-time Polymorphism, the overridden method is invoked by the parent class reference and it determines which method to call based on the object created.
class Bike{
void run(){
System.out.println(“running…”);
}
} class Bajaj extends Bike{
void run(){
System.out.println(“running safely with the avg. speed of 20km/hr”);
}
}
public static void main( String[] args ){
Bike bike = new Bajaj();
bike.run();
Output is – running safely with the avg. speed of 20km/hr.
Besides these four concepts, the Java developer must also know about Composition, Association, and Aggregation.
Familiarity with the core HTML, CSS, and Javascript
To develop a full-stack applications in Java, the knowldege of HTML, CSS, and Javascript is required in designing an excellent User Interface (UI). The developer must know more than one Javascript library framework like jQuery, Bootstrap and must be specialized in working with Asynchronous Javascript and XML (AJAX). Check if the developers have worked with Javascript build tools such as Grunt.js, Gulp.js, and Bower.js.
Experienced implementing Design Patterns in Java
- Experience implementing Design Patterns in Java
It is a must-required skill for any Java developer to know about the design patterns and utilize them in developing system architecture. Every design pattern is a blueprint. Here are the important design patterns every developer should know –
Creational Design Pattern, Structural Design Pattern, Behavioral Design Pattern, JEE Design Pattern.
Creational Design Patterns are mainly concerned with the process of creating objects.
Structural Design Patterns are responsible for composing classes and objects which form larger structures.
Behaviour Design Patterns are responsible for establishing interaction between objects.
JEE Design Patterns are responsible for providing solutions to Java Enterprise Edition-based software applications.
- Creational Design Patterns are Singleton Design Pattern, Builder Pattern, Factory Method, Abstract Factory, and Prototype Pattern.
- Structural Design Patterns are Adapter, Bridge, Composite, Facade, Flyweight, Proxy.
- Behavioral Patterns are Command, Mediator, Iterator, Chain of Responsibility, Observer, Memento, Template Method, Observer, State, Strategy, and Visitor.
The Java developer must also be familiar with – Layered Pattern, Client-server Pattern, Master-slave Pattern, Pipe-filter Pattern, Peer-to-Peer Pattern, Broker Pattern, Event-bus Pattern, Model-View-Controller Pattern, Blackboard Pattern, and Interpreter Pattern.
Strong understanding of SOLID Principles -
Understanding SOLID principles is the core skill required for any Java developer. Java is designed to reduce dependencies among classes so that software engineers can work in modules easily and change one part of software without affecting the other. SOLID stands for – Single Responsibility Principle, Open/Closed Principle, Liskov Substitution Principle, Interface Segregation Principle, and Dependency Inversion Principle.
Single Responsibility – Each class is responsible only for one thing and serves only one part of the software’s functionality. It ensures loose coupling by limiting the scope of classes.
Open/Closed Principle – Classes, functions, and modules are open for extension, but close for modification. This means new functionality can be added in a class but it must not modify the existing code.
Liskov Substitution Principle – Every derived class should be substitutable for its base class. The subclass can replace the base class and must keep the program behavior unchanged.
Interface Segregation Principle – A class should not be forced to implement an interface that it does not use.
Dependency Inversion Principle – The classes should depend upon abstract classes or interfaces instead of directly implementing concrete classes or functions.
Proficient using Microservices -
Microservices is a well-known software design architecture designed to overcome the disadvantage of traditional monolithic architecture. Loose coupling in software development is achieved with the microservices which break a large software application into smaller, independent, and loosely coupled modules on which various developers in a team can work separately.
Advantages of Microservices –
- Failure of a single module will not affect the other modules.
- Since the modules are separate, you can increase the scalability of the module which is needed more at the appropriate time as compared to increasing the scalability of the whole application.
- The deployment becomes much faster as the codebases are small.
- Microservice provides the flexibility to work on a new technology stack on an individual part of code and because of loose coupling rolling back changes becomes easy.
Immense knowledge working with DevOps -
Java developers require DevOps skills for Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD). Java Developers must know –
- Programming best practices
- Building scripts and guidelines
- Creating an infrastructure environment.
The main DevOps tools which a Java developer must know are –
- Continuous Development – Git, SVN, Jira, Mercurial, CVS.
- Continuous Integration – Bamboo, Jenkins, Hudson
- Continuous Delivery – Tomcat, Nexus, Archiva.
- Continuous Deployment – Docker, Chef, Puppet.
- Continuous Monitoring – ELK Stack, Nagios, Splunk.
- Continuous Testing – Katalon Studio, Selenium, Appium, Eggplant, Watir, Tosca.
Experienced in working with Version Control System (VCS)
Hire Java Developers need to be familiar with different version control systems, such as Git for their work. It is the system that helps a team collaborate and organize code, maintain frequent changes in code. Git also assists in reviewing old codes (and comparing them) against newly updated codes; pulling the code from repository or managing commit history.
Along with this, developers need to know how to use add, push, pull, commands; branching and merging which allows them to work independently on their contribution while still co-ordinating amongst each other’s efforts.
Knowldege of Spring Boot
- Project Support
- Starter Project Wizard
- Command Line Interface (CLI)
- Hibernate ORM / Java Persistent APIs (JPA)
- Spring Initializr
- Annotations
- Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
- Starters
- Actuator
- Transaction Management.
Knowledge of MVC Architecture
- Model – Model represents the business layer of an application.
- View – View is the User Interface of an application.
- Controller – Controller manages the application flow.
In the context of Java programming,
- The Model consists of Java classes,
- The View is responsible for displaying data,
- The Controller provides the retrieved data to the View and the View is rendered and sent back to the browser to display the data to the client.
Experience with web markup and UI, UX Concepts
The developer must have a firm understanding of element positioning, displaying the elements, and making components interactive, semantic markup, and other related UX Concepts so they can design the product with the best quality. The developer must be experienced in developing visual effects in presentational markup. For, example – How the heading appears, making text larger and putting weight to it, and giving which color to it, and which markup can include captions, bind columns, and row headings to table cells.
Strong grasping on JVM internals
- JVM Options
- JIT
- Garbage Collection
- Race Conditions
- Concurrency Handling
- CPU and RAM Connection
- Collector
- Performance Bottlenecks
- Execution Model
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