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Java Developer (IAM experience)

Please contact Bhavna Khanna at 925 627 4981 for any questions Java Developer (IAM experience) Location:
Oakland, CA Contract to hire Qualifications :
8-10 years of hands-on Java Development experience Great understanding and implementation experience in the IAM application space (not IAM product experience) OAuth, Authentication, Authorization, SAML BS/MS in computer science or equivalent work experience.
Extensive experience with building applications and solutions in the Identity management space.
Excellent understanding of authentication, authorization, role-based access, least privilege and segregation of duties access control concepts.
Extensive experience in enterprise Java programming environment and frameworks (MVC), including J2EE, JDBC, Spring, Servlets & Struts.
Strong experience in Java and Restful API Design and Development is a must.
Expertise in implementing scalable, reliable and highly available solutions in a distributed environment.
Strong experience in building application security solutions (like social logins) using standards like OAuth, OpenID Connect, SAML, LDAP, WS-Security.
Demonstrated experience leading the troubleshooting and solving issues related to identities, access, accounts, authentication, authorization, entitlements, and permissions.
Strong Experience with Scrum, Agile Process, Unit Testing using Test Driven Development.
Developed and deployed applications on AWS or private cloud.
Please contact Bhavna Khanna at 925 627 4981 for any questions.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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