Teach Lead ( JAVA & Oracle Forms)

Job Description

Core Experience:

• Meeting with business and technology managers to determine application and website requirements
• Expert in ITIL process and led & and managed JAVA and Oracle Forms-based solutions
• Upgrading existing JAVA and Oracle Forms applications
• Analysing system requirements and delegating development tasks
• Developing technical specifications
• Writing scalable code for JAVA and Oracle Forms software applications
• Reviewing and debugging JAVA and Oracle Forms applications
• Providing support for junior developers
• Deploying functional websites, programs, and applications
• Drafting software and application operating procedures
• Training junior staff
  
  

Key Competencies

• Experience in blueprinting and writing functional specifications, help manuals, and test scripts
• Experience in Supporting large customer for L2 and L3 incidents
• Experience in creating root cause analysis
• Experience in analysing repeated incidents and to provide permanent solutions
• Should be able to communicate directly with the Business users and resolve the issues
• Capacity to understand business requirements from a client’s point of view
• Capacity to work in a group domain, viably cooperating with others.
• Must be results-oriented with full ownership
• Capacity to perform multiple tasks and deal with different expectations and undertakings simultaneously
• Strong communication skills
• Should be able to work in shifts and weekends
  
  

Qualifications Experience And Skill

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science or information technology
• Experience as a JAVA and J2EE development
• High-level managerial skills
• Knowledge of JAVA and Oracle Forms languages including Core JAVA, Spring boots, C++/CLI, J#, and Jscript and Oracle Forms,
• Proficient with front-end development languages including JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS
• Ability to project manage
• Excellent problem-solving skills
• Good verbal and written communication skills
  
  

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