Junior Java Programmer
Details:
| Field of Work: | IT / Software Development |
| Specialization: | Software / Web-Application Development |
| Job Title: | Junior Java Programmer (0-3 years of experience) |
| City / Region: | TX-Dallas |
| Employment type: | Full time |
| Payrate: | Competitive |
Description:
We are in need of a very enthusiastic and energetic Junior level Java Programmer. Most qualifying skills would be the urge to learn and understand concepts at a fast pace. |
Mandatory Skills: | Stand-out Skills: |
| HTML | AJAX |
| Javascript | Spring |
| JSP | Hibernate |
| Servlets | SQL |
| Eclipse | Oracle |
Note:
- Employees might need to rarely lift weights up to 50lbs at work.
- Employees might also need to rarely travel on business purposes.
- Contact ExplainStuff regarding all other queries.
Disclaimer:
- ExplainStuff reserves the right to decline any individual if we do not feel you are the ideal candidate, or if the position is cancelled.
- ExplainStuff is an Equal Oppurtunity employer.
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Good Luck!!!




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Jay Joel Malaluan
May 25, 2009 at 9:19 am (UTC -4) Link to this comment
I’m interested to apply for the Java Programmer post. Where can I send my resume?
admin
May 25, 2009 at 4:28 pm (UTC -4) Link to this comment
Please send resumes over to jobs@explainstuff.com
Jobs
June 6, 2009 at 9:44 pm (UTC -4) Link to this comment
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satish srivastava
June 7, 2009 at 11:56 pm (UTC -4) Link to this comment
hi, i am intresetd plz provide me with ur mail deatils so thati can forward my resume to u.
admin
June 8, 2009 at 2:16 pm (UTC -4) Link to this comment
Hey Satish,
Thank you for your interest in Explainstuff. I’m sorry to let you know of this, but, I do not think I can submit your resume to them.
I’m taking my time and making these comments only to help you with your applications in the future. Please do not take it personally.
Two comments:
1) When someone does not completely read a job posting where it clearly states where they should email the resume, I don’t think any owner/recruiter/networker/poster would be too interested in working with them.
2) When an applicant posts one sentence which does not have more than 15 words, but ‘spells terribly’ (intresetd, deatils, thati), does not use punctuation (hi, i), uses ‘plz’ and ‘u’ in a job application, I do not think even if that resume is submitted, it would be short listed.
Hopefully, you’ll remember those two points!
Thanks again for your interest in ExplainStuff.