Java Web Developer – Build Dynamic Web Applications

About the role

As a Java Web Developer you will build and maintain dynamic web applications using Java‑based server‑side technologies. You will develop features across the presentation and application layers while collaborating with designers, back‑end engineers, and stakeholders to deliver high‑quality solutions.

Key responsibilities

• Develop server‑side web logic using Java EE, Jakarta EE, or Spring MVC, creating maintainable and well‑tested components.
• Build and maintain web UIs with templating engines such as JSP or Thymeleaf, or integrate modern JavaScript front‑end frameworks.
• Design and query relational databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle) ensuring efficient schema design and query performance.
• Implement and consume RESTful web services, documenting endpoints clearly for front‑end teams and third‑party consumers.
• Ensure cross‑browser compatibility and responsive layouts across a range of devices.
• Apply web security best practices, including OWASP guidelines, CSRF protection, and XSS prevention.
• Maintain and deploy applications on servlet containers such as Tomcat, JBoss, or WildFly in both on‑premise and cloud environments.

Required profile

• 2+ years of Java web development experience with solid understanding of the request‑response lifecycle and HTTP fundamentals.
• Practical experience with Spring MVC or Java EE/Jakarta EE for building enterprise‑grade web application components.
• Proficiency in HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript (ES6+) for building interactive front‑end pages.
• Experience with server‑side templating using Thymeleaf, JSP, or comparable view technologies.
• Strong SQL skills and experience using JDBC, JPA, or Hibernate to interact with relational databases.
• Familiarity with deploying applications to Tomcat, JBoss, or WildFly in development and production environments.
• Proficiency in English.

Required skills

• Java EE / Jakarta EE
• Spring MVC
• JSP
• Thymeleaf
• HTML5
• CSS3
• JavaScript (ES6+)
• MySQL
• PostgreSQL
• Oracle
• RESTful APIs
• OWASP security practices (CSRF, XSS)
• Tomcat
• JBoss
• WildFly
• JDBC
• JPA
• Hibernate