This index is compiled by opensourcexperts.com. http://www.opensourcexperts.com/Jobs/index_html/Apache Lenya/index.html en-usCopyright 2003-2004, www.opensourcexperts.comhttp://www.opensourcexperts.com/Jobs/index_html/Apache Lenya/index.htmlpics/osx.gifhttp://www.opensourcexperts.com/Jobs/index_html/Apache Lenya/index.html http://www.opensourcexperts.com/Jobs/viewjob.html?id=268 Title: Senior J2EE Engineer Skills: J2EE, Portal, Content Management Systems (CMS) Location: East Brunswick, NJ / Piscataway, NJ (must be on-site) Area code: 732 Tax term: FULLTIME Pay rate: DOE Job description: Bluenog is helping to integrate the best open source products together to create an enterprise strength platform for our customers to develop their corporate web infrastructure. We are seeking bright minded individuals who would enjoy contributing to this process. The ideal candidate will possess rock solid J2EE development skills and a strong core competency in a few of the listed qualifications. We will be touching a wide range of products, tools and environments and the ability to quickly come to speed on new facets will be essential. Candidates need not have all required skills to be a good fit, but must have demonstrated the ability to adopt new technologies within their career. This role will require significant abilities to design the solutions as well as implement them. Based on the nature of working on the core product, this work will not have a repetitive nature. Most coding will be on core elements that will be unbroken ground. Original work will be the norm as we work to build the platform. Experience working on Open Source projects will also be an advantage. This role will likely require working with and becoming an integral member of several Open Source communities. This role reports directly to the VP, Product Development. Work will be from the corporate office. Qualifications: • At least 3 years experience writing enterprise strength Java / J2EE code. • Experience with full project lifecycle. Position will require strong design, implementation and testing. • Application Servers, any of: WebLogic, WebSphere, Tomcat / Geronimo, JBoss. Should have experience installing and deploying new applications to the environment. • Portal, any of: Portlet development, JSR-168, page flows, WebLogic Portal, WebSphere Portal, Liferay, Jetspeed2. • Content Management, any of: Documentum, FatWire, FileNet, Magnolia, Alfresco, HippoCMS, OpenCms, Jackrabbit, JSR-170 • Misc skills: Cocoon, Eclipse, Subversion, Maven, Intalio, BPM, SOA, AJAX, OpenLaszlo, Web Services, Hibernate, Spring, WebDAV, Linux / unix basics, shell scripts, JSF, • XML Skills: XML Schemas, XSDs, XSL, XPath, writing DOM / SAX parsers, JDOM • Database: JDBC, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Ingres. • Web: HTML, Javascript, CSS, Struts About Bluenog: Bluenog is a software and services firm that provides enterprises with best-fit IT solutions to solve common business challenges, maximizing the benefits of both open source and commercial software. There has been an explosion in the interest for open source software; percentage-wise it is still a small portion of the overall IT spend in organizations. Most organizations will settle on a “hybrid” approach, whereby both Open Source and Commercial Software will be blended to provide the most flexible and cost effective solutions for organizations. Bluenog bridges the gap between Open Source and Commercial Software. Our seasoned team will assist you in many areas of IT governance, including: • Evaluation of Open Source technologies and which ones (if any) are right for you • A software stack – based on existing open source technologies – that will complement the IT base infrastructure in your organization • Full support (on a subscription basis) of your open source stack, the Bluenog stack, and selected commercial software stacks Bluenog’s full service model gives you the flexibility you need to pick the right technologies for you – fully supported – without following hyped-up solutions or overpriced point solutions. Bluenog will advise on the areas where open source can be effective and how to proactively manage the use and benefits of open source software in cooperation with your existing and future commercial software investments. Mon, 11 Dec 2006 00:00:00 +00