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Java skills for IT recruitment:

What are the skills of a Java Developer?

"Java developers are professionals skilled in designing, developing, and maintaining applications using
Java. Their key skills include:

 J2EE

 Spring Framework (Spring Boot, Spring MVC)

 Hibernate

 Microservices

 RESTful APIs

 Angular / React

 Maven / Gradle

 CI/CD (Jenkins, GitHub Actions)

 SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL)

 NoSQL (MongoDB, Cassandra)

 AWS / Azure / GCP

 Docker / Kubernetes

A Java front-end developer is responsible for the user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) of an
application or website.

Java Front-End development:

 HTML

 CSS

 JavaScript

 Angular

 React

 Vue.js

 Bootstrap
 Material UI

 Thymeleaf

 JSF (JavaServer Faces)

 Vaadin

.NET Developer: A .NET Developer is a software professional who designs, develops, and maintains
applications using Microsoft's .NET framework or .NET Core technologies.

 C#

 ASP.NET (Core, MVC)

 Ado .net

 Entity Framework

 WCF

 Blazor

 WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation)

 WinForms

 Xamarin / MAUI

 SQL Server

 Azure

 RESTful APIs

 JavaScript Frameworks (Angular, React)

 Docker

 Kubernetes

 Visual Studio

 Git

What is Framework :- A framework is a pre-built collection of tools, libraries, and conventions that
provide a structure for developing software applications. It offers a foundation on which developers can
build applications, streamlining the development process by providing reusable code, components, and
patterns.
Software Developer is a professional who designs, develops, tests, and maintains software applications
or systems. They work on writing code, building software solutions, and ensuring that the applications
they create function efficiently and meet user needs.

 Programming Languages: Java, C#, Python, JavaScript

 Web Development: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Angular, Node.js

 Databases: SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL), NoSQL (MongoDB)

 Version Control: Git

 Cloud Computing: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud

 DevOps: Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins

 Frameworks: Spring, ASP.NET, Django, Express.js

 Mobile Development: React Native, Flutter

 Testing: JUnit, Selenium, Jest

 CI/CD: Jenkins, GitLab CI

 Containerization: Docker

What is a Data Scientist?

A Data Scientist is a professional who uses data analysis, statistical methods, and machine learning to
extract insights and make data-driven decisions.

Technologies Used by Data Scientists:

 Python

 R

 SQL

 Pandas

 NumPy

 Scikit-learn

 TensorFlow

 Keras

 Matplotlib
 Tableau

 Hadoop

 Spark

 AWS

 Google Cloud

What is a Cloud Engineer?

A Cloud Engineer is a professional who designs, manages, and maintains cloud infrastructure, services,
and solutions to support organizations' cloud computing needs.

Technologies Used by Cloud Engineers:

 AWS (Amazon Web Services)

 Microsoft Azure

 Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

 Docker

 Kubernetes

 Terraform

 Ansible

 OpenStack

 CloudFormation

 CI/CD Tools (Jenkins, GitLab CI)

What is a DevOps Engineer?

A DevOps Engineer is a professional who combines development and operations to automate and
streamline the software development lifecycle, ensuring faster and more reliable software delivery.

Technologies Used by DevOps Engineers:

 Docker

 Kubernetes

 Jenkins

 Terraform
 Ansible

 Git

 AWS / Azure / GCP

 Chef

 Nagios

 CI/CD tools

 Puppet

What is a Project Manager?

A Project Manager is a professional responsible for planning, executing, and closing projects, ensuring
they are completed on time, within scope, and within budget.

Technologies Used by Project Managers:

 Jira

 Trello

 Asana

 Microsoft Project

 Basecamp

 Slack

 Confluence

 Smartsheet

What is a Business Analyst?

A Business Analyst is a professional who analyzes business processes, identifies needs, and provides
solutions to improve efficiency, productivity, and profitability.

Technologies Used by Business Analysts:

 Microsoft Excel

 SQL

 Tableau

 Power BI
 Jira

 Confluence

 Visio

 Trello

 Google Analytics

 Balsamiq

A Cybersecurity Expert is a professional who protects an organization’s computer systems, networks,


and data from cyber threats by implementing security measures and monitoring for potential breaches.

 Kali Linux

 Firewalls

 SIEM tools

 Wireshark

 Nessus

 Metasploit

 Snort

 BitLocker

 McAfee

 Okta

What is an IT Support Specialist?

An IT Support Specialist is a professional who provides technical assistance and support to users within
an organization. They troubleshoot hardware and software issues, resolve technical problems, and
ensure the smooth operation of IT systems.

Technologies Used by IT Support Specialists:

 Windows OS

 Linux

 Active Directory

 Remote Desktop Tools (TeamViewer, AnyDesk)

 Ticketing Systems (Jira, ServiceNow)


 Microsoft Office Suite

 Networking Tools (Ping, Traceroute)

 Antivirus Software (Norton, McAfee)

 VPN Technologies

 Backup Solutions (Acronis, Veeam)

What is a Network Administrator?

A Network Administrator is a professional responsible for managing and maintaining computer


networks within an organization, ensuring the network is secure, stable, and operates efficiently.

Technologies Used by Network Administrators:

 Cisco Routers and Switches

 Windows Server

 Linux

 Firewalls (e.g., pfSense, Cisco ASA)

 VPN Technologies

 TCP/IP

 DNS / DHCP

 Wi-Fi Controllers

 Network Monitoring Tools (e.g., Nagios, SolarWinds)

 Network Security Tools (e.g., Snort, Wireshark)

What is a Database Administrator (DBA)?

A Database Administrator (DBA) is a professional responsible for managing and maintaining databases,
ensuring data security, availability, performance, and integrity.

Technologies Used by Database Administrators:

 MySQL

 PostgreSQL

 SQL Server

 Oracle Database
 MongoDB

 MariaDB

 SQLite

 NoSQL Databases

 Backup and Recovery Tools (e.g., RMAN, SQL Backup)

 Database Monitoring Tools (e.g., SolarWinds, Redgate)

 T-SQL / PL/SQL

What is a QA Engineer?

A QA Engineer (Quality Assurance Engineer) is a professional responsible for ensuring the quality of
software by designing and executing tests to find and resolve issues before software is released.

Technologies Used by QA Engineers:

 Selenium

 JUnit

 TestNG

 Appium

 Postman

 JIRA

 Git

 LoadRunner

 Cucumber

 Jenkins

What is a System Analyst?

A System Analyst is a professional who analyzes and designs information systems to meet business
requirements, and works to improve system efficiency and effectiveness.

Technologies Used by System Analysts:


 UML (Unified Modeling Language)

 Visio

 SQL

 JIRA

 Microsoft Excel

 Balsamiq

 Tableau

 ERP Systems (e.g., SAP, Oracle)

 Agile Tools (e.g., Scrum, Kanban)

 Power BI

What is a Cloud Architect?

A Cloud Architect is a professional responsible for designing, managing, and overseeing the cloud
computing strategy of an organization, including cloud adoption, application design, and cloud
infrastructure management.

Technologies Used by Cloud Architects:

 AWS

 Microsoft Azure

 Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

 Docker

 Kubernetes

 Terraform

 OpenStack

 CloudFormation

 CI/CD Tools (Jenkins, GitLab CI)

 Ansible

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