3 of 3 Web Services Jobs in Birmingham

experience strongly preferred. Strong hands-on Java development expertise including: Java 17+, Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, Spring Integration, Spring Batch, Microservices, REST, SOAP Web Services, JPA (Hibernate). Experience of developing Java solutions for large-scale integration projects including: microservices, web services, messaging + distributed … systems. Connecting processes across multiple systems using message brokers like ActiveMQ. Robust experience of Web Services, SOAP, RESTful), Containerization (Docker), and testing frameworks (Mockito, JUnit, Powermock, DBUnit, JMock, TestContainers). Supporting live systems + diagnose/resolving incidents. Continuous Integration methodologies such as: Maven, Jenkins, SonarQube, Git + ...

mission-critical Energy Management Systems (EMS) for a global leader in grid, power, and energy technology solutions. You will design and build interfaces and web services to integrate multiple utility and grid systems. Key Skills & Experience Energy Management Systems (EMS/DMS) – minimum 2 years Solution Integration … SCADA/ADMS/EMS/OMS) 5+ years developing on Windows and/or Linux Role Responsibilities Design and develop integration interfaces and web services Work on implementation and development of critical grid and utility software Contribute to large-scale Energy Management and utility integration projects ...

/EU Detailed JD: Experience with Apache products specifically: Geronimo, Tomcat, Camel, ServiceMix, Axis Experience integrating with ESB/IBUS technologies: Fuse ESB, Tibco, Web sphere etc Experience in use of Oracle and SQL Experience in development of pure Java based applications and Java middleware tier business logic Minimum … development and implementation of mission critical grid software/Energy Management system. You will design and develop software for interface and/or webservices to integrate different utility systems. Key Skills/Screening Questions Energy Management System, Solution Integrator, ESB, Middleware Have you worked on integrating with ESB/IBUS ...