This role requires strong IBM Domino web development, Java middleware skills, and experience with various JavaScript frameworks. Excellent communication skills and the ability to work within a team are essential.
Company Description
bluestone has been retained by a large distribution company in the Entertainment field to assist them in their search for an IT Business Analyst. This is a long term contract role that has a strong chance of converting to a permanent role.
Job DescriptionDomino Developer
- 5+ years of IBM Domino web development experience
- 1-2 years Xpages experience
- Java middleware development skills preferable
- Excellent web application development skills and understanding of best practice and performance optimization techniques.
- Strong javascript skills including Dojo, Ext.nd and Dojomino. Bootstrap, JQuery, AngularJS and Node.js preferable.
- IBM Domino Application Development certifications required.
- Excellent written and communication skills required
- Ability to work in a small, dynamic team liaising with a broad cross section of business users.
- Some IBM Domino Administration experience preferable.
- 5+ years of IBM Domino web development experience
- 1-2 years Xpages experience
- Strong javascript skills including Dojo, Ext.nd and Dojomino. Bootstrap, JQuery, AngularJS and Node.js preferable.
Currently scheduled as a 12 month contract with possibility of extension.
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