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Java Developer – Java Swing UI Developer

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Location:London greater london | london
Tags: java | developer | swing | java developer | jms | servlets | xml | rmi | jdbc | internet | ant | corba | java greater london | java london
Type:Permanent
Java Developer (Java, Swing, UI) sought by leading FTSE 250 listed financial trading site to design and develop the front end user interface (UI) of this highly transactional real-time internet trading solution for leading brokers, fund managers, trading companies and private investors. You will be working with the latest Java based technologies (Java 6, Swing, JMS, Spring) in a technically challenging and dynamic environment.

Requirements: You should be an expert in usability with strong Java, Swing, JDBC, JMS, XML, ANT, HCI, RMI, and WebStart. Desirable skills include: CORBA, Servlets, Spring. Excellent verbal and written communication skills required.

Send your CV or call 020 8390 8390 for further information.
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