Urgent requirement : Senior Java Developers: LOCAL TO NY

Hello,
Hope you are doing well,

Please go through the following requirement and let me know on
Dhruv@riderconsultinginc.com if you have any available resources

 

 

Role : Senior Java Developers

Location : Harrison, NY

 

 

Job Description :

 

MUST COMMUNICATE WELL. MUST HAVE 8+ YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND BE LOCAL

 

MUST LIVE IN WHITE PLAINS, WESTCHESTER OR WESTERN, CT – NO RELO CANDIDATES – ONLY LOCAL TO WHITE PLAINS, NY WILL BE CONSIDERED.1-2 YEAR CONTRACT in Harrison, NY. Only candidates in Bronx, Queens, White Plains, Westchester, or Danbury, CT area will be considered for this position. Please send resume in Word format to discuss this role.

 

Needs:

Strong Java core/EE

Strong SQL

Any relational database

Strong Tomcat  /  Websphere

 

Types of Projects that will be assigned by us:

           

                Basic Web development work (transactional) , bug fixing.

 

Core Java / Basic Web Development / Relational Database (DB2/Oracle) / Web Services

 - 2 YEAR CONTRACTS

 

The primary responsibilities of the Senior Java Developer will include strong analytical, design and programming skills.

* Web related experience required.
* Experience using Java, JSP, EJB, HTML, JavaScript, C++, etc.
* Must be able to trouble shoot production issues.
* Knowledge of SQL.
* Knowledge of XML/XSLT.
* Understanding design and development under the MVC pattern.
* Knowledge of Struts framework.
* 6-7 years experience in software development.
* Experience with UML structured design, development, etc

 

 

 

Thanks,
Dhruv Soni

Phone : 980-272-1261
Email :
Dhruv@riderconsultinginc.com
Gtalk :
dhruvsoni.rider@gmail.com

 

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Re: [DIYbio] dna purification (once more)

On Wed, Feb 26, 2014 at 5:42 PM, Nathan McCorkle <nmz787@gmail.com> wrote:
> Did you try the tried and true methods from sambrook? They're quite cheap
> and easy and not size dependent.
>
No, I haven't looked into it yet. I don't have the book, so is there a
place I can see those protocols? Or at least give me names of the
methods so I can google it.

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