Maintain and modernize legacy ApplinX web applications using Java. Responsibilities include application enhancements, testing, implementation support, troubleshooting, business requirements analysis, client collaboration, and knowledge transfer. The role requires strong ApplinX and Java expertise, web development skills, Adabas and Linux experience, web services knowledge, and client-facing communication.
Job Title: Applinx Web Developer
Location: Jackson, MS (Onsite)
Employment Type: Contract
Interview Process: Video Or in Person
We are looking for an experienced ApplinX Web Developer / Java Developer to support the maintenance and modernization of legacy applications using Software AG ApplinX.
Key Requirements:
- 7+ years of Java development experience
- Strong hands-on experience with ApplinX, preferably Version 11+
- Experience with JSP, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML and CSS
- Strong experience with Adabas
- Experience with RHEL/Linux
- Knowledge of SOAP/REST web services
- Experience with QA/testing and troubleshooting
- Experience gathering and translating business requirements
- Knowledge of Agile development; Jira is a plus
- Strong communication and client-facing skills
- SQL Server experience is preferred
The consultant will maintain and enhance ApplinX web applications, support testing and implementation, troubleshoot issues, collaborate with client staff, and provide knowledge transfer to the internal team.
Apply if you have strong hands-on ApplinX + Java experience and have worked with legacy application modernization.
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