Current Openings at IBM

Company Name:IBM Job Designation: Web - Application Developer: Java & J2EE - English Experience:5 years Job Description: IT Specialists in this job role have expertise in translating IT requirements in the design, development, and assembly of components to create custom information systems. Typical examples of the deliverables are functional and technical designs, models, components, code, unit tests, and documentation. IT Specialists who primarily apply their technical skills in an internal or external customer billable services and implementation environment. Minimum 3+ year of experience with Java Web development; Rich experience of designing, programming and debugging JavaScript is strongly preferred; Insurance knowledge and experience is highly preferred; Hands-on experience with Oracle Database is preferred; Excellent communication in both verbal and written English and Chinese; Willing to travel, good team work;   Education:Bachelor's Degree Location:China About us: IBM Cognos 8 offering. Maddy enjoys what she does, but also notes that working at IBM isn't just about doing her "real job." "Of course, you're responsible for your deliverables, but there is an incredible amount of encouragement to participate in other projects," she notes. That's how she got involved in social software; once she started exploring one path, she immediately met like-minded colleagues who recommended other projects and tools. "It's like being inside the world's largest library of cool software with an unlimited library card," she adds. Maddy then started her own internal IBM blog to share some of the new information she had learned. Now she has a full internal network of people to talk to. "I'm a BlueIQ Ambassador, a Beehive, BlogCentral, and BlueTwit regular, and I'm teaching my colleagues here how to use these tools to work smarter and faster," she says. Maddy adds that being part of a big company like IBM gives her a lot of freedom to learn and grow. "IBM is such an innovative, forward-thinking co Apply Here: