Web applications developer position available at Health Hero

Here's the description of a position we have open at Health Hero. 
Contact me if interested. Our current web application environment is 
WebObjects, but we will likely be transitioning to something else 
over the next few years.

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Job Title: Software Developer

Location: Redwood City, CA

Status: Exempt, Full-time position

Start Date:  May 15, 2006

Summary:

Health Hero Network, located in Redwood City, California, is seeking 
a number of Software Developers for its Web Application team. 
Qualified candidates will have industry experience developing 
server-side web applications in Java and possibly Java client 
(3-tier) applications as well.  Candidates must have solid 
specification, design, development and testing skills, honed through 
multiple development cycles from inception to release.

Key Responsibilities include:

·         Supporting and enhancing the company's existing web applications.

·         Developing new applications using JSP, Servlets, Struts, 
EJB, Taglibs, JDBC, Hibernate, Spring or other technlogies.

·         Unit testing of developed applications using JUnit, 
HttpUnit, JWebUnit.

Knowledge and Skill Requirements:

·         2-7 years Java software development experience (junior and 
senior positions available).

·         Experience with JDBC and Hibernate or other ORM solutions.

·         Good knowledge of J2EE, as well as Struts or other 
controller frameworks.

·         Strong understanding of OO principles and web application 
design patterns.

·         Good communication skills and able to draft high quality 
specifications.

·         Excellent unit test and integration test skills.

Additional skills include: 

·         Java client (3-tier) applications.

·         Apple WebObjects application environment and Objective C.

·         Solaris, Linux, Mac OS X operating systems, and the JBOSS 
application server.

·         Database access using SQL and health care data schemas like HL7.

·         Software tools such as Perforce, Rally, Eclipse and Ant.

Education:

B.S. degree in Computer Science, or equivalent technical discipline 
is preferred.

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Nick Pilch / [email protected]