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We’re hiring a Java Developer! If you’re passionate about coding and want to join our team, please submit your application or refer your friends. 📩 Email: hr@skandatech.com 👉 https://lnkd.in/dXj7rdrh #Java #javahirings #javaopenings #javadeveloper #spring #springboot #javascript #programming #coding #html #programmer #developer #css #code #coder #php #software #computerscience #webdeveloper #webdevelopment #softwaredeveloper #codinglife #technology

Dear Con's Looking for a job change..! We are hiring for permanent positions!! Skillset: Java + React Js Experience :5+ NP: Immediate Location: Remote JD: Proficient in Java, with a good knowledge of its ecosystems Solid understanding of object-oriented programming Familiar with various design and architectural patterns Skill for writing reusable Java libraries Knowledge of concurrency patterns in Java Familiarity with concepts of MVC, JDBC, and RESTful Experience with data analytic framework like Flink, Kinesis Cloud technologies especially AWS is a must on front-end technologies like React is a must Familiarity with Java GUI frameworks {{such as Swing, SWT, and AWT depending on project requirements}} Knack for writing clean, readable Java code Experience with both external and embedded databases Understanding fundamental design principles behind a scalable application Basic understanding of the class loading mechanism in Java Translate application storyboards and use cases into functional applications Design, build, and maintain efficient, reusable, and reliable Java code Ensure the best possible performance, quality, and responsiveness of the applications Identify bottlenecks and bugs, and devise solutions to these problems Help maintain code quality, organization, and automatization Fundamentals in ReactJS, Flux, Redux, Javascript, Typescript, JSX, HTML5, CSS3 Fundamentals of Database programming Analytical & Problem solving skills Capable of understanding and creating functional requirement specification, If anyone is interested can reach me through the below mail id ramya.ravinder@programming.com #Java #Reactjs #OOPS #MVC #Redux #Javascript #AWS

Now hiring a Java Developer with 5+ years' experience. Interested? Apply via the link below or email v-tanya@foundit.ai. https://lnkd.in/dWJsR_ET #Java #javahirings #javaopenings #javadeveloper #spring #springboot #javascript #programming #coding #html #programmer #developer #css #code #coder #php #software #computerscience #webdeveloper #webdevelopment #softwaredeveloper #codinglife #technology

We are hiring a Senior Java Developer! Location: Remote (India) Experience: 12-15 years Interested candidates can share their resumes at: harika.nannapaneni@contingentpros.com 👉 https://lnkd.in/dXj7rdrh #Java #javahirings #javaopenings #javadeveloper #spring #springboot #javascript #programming #coding #html #programmer #developer #css #code #coder #php #software #computerscience #webdeveloper #webdevelopment #softwaredeveloper #codinglife #technology

Hi Connections, We are hiring for JAVA Developers. Skills needed - Java, Springboot, Microservice Budget - 14 LPA Immediate Joiners. Exp - 4-6 Years Intrested can drop their cv at priya.meher@htdcareers.com https://lnkd.in/dWJsR_ET #java #python #javascript #programming #coding #html #programmer #developer #css #code  #coder #php #software #computerscience #webdeveloper #webdevelopment #softwaredeveloper  #codinglife #technology #linux #webdesign #android #indonesia #programmingmemes #tech #programmers  #development #c #softwareengineer #computer

!!Now Hiring!!                                                                                      One of our Clients is hiring for Tech Lead Java. Interested Candidate can share their resume via email or WhatsApp             WhatsApp @ 9445911058 Email-santhakumari@ramsolcorp.com              #job #career #hiring #jobsearch #jobopening #nowhiring #javajobs #java #springboot #microservices #angular #restapi #databasemanagement #postgresql #versioncontrol #git

Picture this: You’re hiring a back-end engineer 🖥️ You’ve identified a list of key #skills required for this particular role. Proficiency in #Java is at the top of your list. You post a job description where it is clearly stated that Java is a necessary skill to be successful in the role. You begin to receive applications. You select #candidates with 5 or more years of Java experience and pass them through to the first stage of your process. Is this skills-based #hiring?

Unraveling the Magic Behind Java's Memory Management 🪄 Ever wondered how Java manages memory so efficiently, without manual intervention? The secret lies in its garbage collection mechanism. ♻️ Here’s a quick breakdown: Object Creation: When you create a new object in Java, it's allocated memory on the heap. 📦 Imagine the heap as a vast warehouse where your objects are stored. Object Usage: As long as your program references the object, it's considered "alive" and safe from garbage collection. ✅ Think of it like a tag on the object, saying "I'm still in use!" Object Death: Once an object is no longer referenced, it becomes eligible for garbage collection. ☠️ When the last tag is removed, the object is marked for deletion. Garbage Collector's Role: The garbage collector periodically scans the heap, identifies unreachable objects, and reclaims their memory. 🧹 It's like a diligent janitor, cleaning up the warehouse and freeing up space for new objects. Why is this important? Memory Efficiency: Prevents memory leaks and improves application performance. 🚀 By automatically cleaning up unused objects, the garbage collector helps ensure that your Java applications run smoothly and efficiently. Developer Productivity: Reduces the burden of manual memory management. 🧑💻 Instead of worrying about memory allocation and deallocation, developers can focus on writing high-quality code. Java offers several different garbage collectors, each with its own strengths and weaknesses: Serial Collector: A simple, single-threaded collector that is suitable for small applications. Parallel Collector: A multi-threaded collector that can significantly improve performance on multi-core systems. Concurrent Mark-Sweep (CMS) Collector: A low-latency collector that minimizes application pauses. G1 (Garbage-First) Collector: A high-performance, low-latency collector that is well-suited for large heaps. By understanding the basics of garbage collection, you can write more efficient and reliable Java applications. #java #programming #garbagecollection #memorymanagement #developer #softwareengineering #techinspiration. #motivation #nevergiveup #innovation #startups #successstory #USAJobs #lookingforjob #needofjob #lockingforchange #openrecureemnts #openjob #greatjob #greatplacetowol #directclient #google #googlesearch #staffing #hiring #post #usitstaffing #staffingindustr #jobs #vendorlist #careers #itrecruiters #jobseekers #usitstaffing #contractjobs #contractiob #careers #availableconsultant #availableconsultants #benchsales #cle #o2crecuirements #candidate #candidatessearching #contractual #corp2corp #corps #corptocorp #contractiobs #contractjobs #lookingforjob #connections #Recruiting #openpositions #c2c #contract #ImmediateRequirement #Hiringnow #onsite #onsitejob #directclient #stateclients

We are Hiring!!!!! Please share your profiles to neha@shiningsheroes.in Immediate to 15 days max React j s,Redux,ES6, Typescript are mandatory skills React JS Responsibilities - Work with Product Managers to refine user stories and deliver as per the requirements. - Work on UI performance improvement, practice secure coding, clean code. - Work on automated test features for UI - Should have experience in resolving UI security issues, DevOps practices. - Awareness of AWS, Spring boot is an advantage  For C1: Total Exp - ( Min 6+ Years exp required) development experience - (Min 6 Years) Front-end UI development experience ( Min 5+ Years) React-js experience (Min 3-4 Years required) Have he/she worked with React using JavaScript and TypeScript? By default candidate works with  JavaScript, we should prefer having exp in React with TypeScript. Does candidate have any JEST Unit testing exp? (exp with Min 1-2 Project is required) Good communication.    For C2: Total Exp - ( Min 9+ Years exp required) development experience - (Min 9 Years) Front-end UI development exp including Responsive application ( Min 6+ Years required) React-js experience (Min 4 Years required) he/she should have exp in React using JavaScript and TypeScript? By default candidate works with JavaScript, we should prefer having exp in React with TypeScript. JEST Unit testing exp required (Min 1-2 Project) Must have Min 70% hands on coding involvement in their current org/role. Should have Architecture and design level involvement. Communication should be good along with client interaction.  

Java QA Knowledge Question: how to find smallest and largest number in an array? Answer: Here's how to find the largest and smallest numbers in an array using the given Java code, along with a detailed explanation: Code Link: https://lnkd.in/dFPYUaP8 Code Explanation: 1. Array Initialization*: - `int numbers[] = {-10, 24, 50, -88, 4656};` - An integer array named `numbers` is initialized with sample values: `{-10, 24, 50, -88, 4656}`. 2. Initial Variable Setup: - `int largest = numbers[0];` - The variable `largest` is initialized with the first element of the array (`numbers[0]`). - `int smallest = numbers[0];` - The variable `smallest` is initialized with the first element of the array (`numbers[0]`). 3. Iteration Through the Array: - `for (int i = 1; i < numbers.length; i++) { ... }` - A `for` loop is used to iterate through the array starting from the second element (`i = 1`) to the last element (`i < numbers.length`). 4. Finding the Largest Number: - `if (numbers[i] > largest) { largest = numbers[i]; }` - Inside the loop, an `if` statement checks if the current element (`numbers[i]`) is greater than the current value of `largest`. - If true, `largest` is updated to the current element (`numbers[i]`). 5. Finding the Smallest Number: - `else if (numbers[i] < smallest) { smallest = numbers[i]; }` - An `else if` statement checks if the current element (`numbers[i]`) is smaller than the current value of `smallest`. - If true, `smallest` is updated to the current element (`numbers[i]`). 6. Printing the Results**: - `System.out.println("Largest number is: " + largest);` - This line prints the largest number found in the array. - `System.out.println("Smallest number is: " + smallest);` - This line prints the smallest number found in the array.