Technical Lead Design for maintenance and enhancement of System Integration projects in the field of biometrics capturing and automated immigration clearance Systems. The Technical Lead is required to lead a team of J2EE developers in architecting and implementing turnkey enterprise scale J2EE applications. This includes requirements gathering, architecting the business requirements into technical design and leading a team of J2EE developers to implement, test and commission the applications.

The Technical Lead will lead the team in the investigation and resolution of production issues. The candidate should have good trouble-shooting skill and able to perform end-to-end investigation of issues from client to server.

Successful applicants can expect to work in fast paced environment and will lead dynamic projects teams. The projects involved are high profile, challenging and offer good career references.

Requirements:

The candidate should be a graduate with a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering (ComputComputer/Telecommunication), Computer Science / Information Technology or equivalent.

Candidates with Diploma in Computer Studies with at least Four (4) full J2EE SDLC experience in the role of Technical Lead in J2EE solution architecting and design, are also welcome to apply.

Candidates to have at least 3 years experience in a Technical Lead role.

Track record in leading technical teams for design, development and deployment of medium or large scale J2EE project using platform products like IBM Websphere, Oracle will be advantageous.

Knowledge and hands on working experience in Struts Framework, SPRING Framework, Hibernate, Web Services (SOAP and/or REST), JMS, Java Design Patterns, HTML5, JQuery, JNDI, JSP, XML, Java Script, IBM MQ-Series, Crystal Reports and/or Biometrics will be advantageous.

The Team lead needs to be a team player, with good interpersonal and problem solving skills.

Applicants should be self-motivated, result-oriented, and able to lead and front customer in the investigation of technical issues.