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Sr Programmer (IT3)

Description: Tech lead/senior programmer responsible for customer technology facing projects. Provides technical direction for projects and for the development team. This resource would be used for Dollar Based Airpass VISION Sunset E-Voucher for Airports BMAS IVR and the transition of the Nortel IVR applications to the next generation.

Qualifications:
Have 5+ years in software development industry and architecture. Three+ years in leadership position as a hands on development lead on service oriented development projects using Java J2EE and EJB’s and UML modeling and design. Other preferred skills...
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