Junior Java Developer

August 29, 2026

Job Opportunities At SynergisticITSYNERGISTICIT wants all candidates to know that the job market is tough, and to stand out, you need excellent skills and knowledge. That's where we come in—we ensure you get the attention you deserve.Positions AvailableWe welcome applications from all visa holders and U.S. citizens. Since 2010, SynergisticIT has helped thousands of candidates find jobs with major tech companies like Apple, Google, PayPal, Western Union, Client, Visa, Walmart Labs, and more. We have a strong reputation with our clients. We are currently looking for entry-level software programmers, IT enthusiasts, Python/Java developers, and data analysts/data scientists.Who Should Apply?Recent graduates in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or Statistics who want a career in the IT industry.Candidates who are focused on their future in IT and have big goals.Those struggling to find jobs, crack interviews, or improve their skills.Skill Enhancement ProgramsWe offer programs to help candidates improve their skills and experience, ensuring they meet client requirements. These programs are ideal for:Candidates with no experience.Those returning to work after a career break.Candidates lacking technical skills or knowledge.Visa holders who want to work and settle in the USA.If candidates already have the necessary skills, skill enhancement is not required. Please also check the below links: Synergisticit Pics /Salaries of Successful Candidates Synergisticit at Oracle Cloudworld 2023 Synergisticit at Gartner Data & Analytics summit Why do Tech Companies not Hire recent Computer Science Graduates | SynergisticIT Technical Skills or Experience? | Which one is important to get a Job? | SynergisticITRequired Skills for Java/Software Programmers:Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, IT, or Information Systems.Strong motivation, eagerness to learn, and curiosity about technology.Experience with Java programming and knowledge of the software development life cycle.Understanding of Core Java, JavaScript, C++, or software programming.Familiarity with Spring Boot, Microservices, and REST APIs.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Required Skills for Data Science/Machine Learning:Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, IT, or Information Systems.Strong motivation, eagerness to learn, and curiosity about technology.Experience with Java programming and understanding of the software development life cycle.Knowledge of Statistics, Python, and data visualization tools.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Preferred Skills:For Data Science/Machine Learning roles: NLP, text mining, Tableau, and time series analysis.Additional Information:Candidates need to meet client skill requirements to be selected, even for junior or entry-level roles. Additional skills help candidates stand out.We do not accept applications from third-party candidates or c2c candidates.Please apply through the posting.No phone calls, please. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Salary: USD 43200 - 72000 per year

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