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Type of contract: Contractual assignment
We are looking for an experienced Java Trainer to support Malagasy developers at the junior to intermediate level in their upskilling.
Main duties
Education / Qualifications
Design and deliver structured training in Java (from beginner to advanced level)
Animate interactive sessions with live coding demonstrations
Create teaching materials: courses, exercises, evaluations
Monitor the progress of learners and provide constructive feedback
Adapt the content according to the level and needs of the group
Produce weekly progress reports
Collaborate with technical teams to align training with real projects
Technical skills required
Java & basic concepts
Object Oriented Programming (OOP), SOLID principles
Data Structures & Algorithms (bases)
Design patterns (Singleton, Factory, MVC)
Management of exceptions
Notions JVM (memory, garbage collection)
Frameworks & Tools
Spring Boot & REST API Development
Maven or Gradle
Git (version management)
IDE: IntelliJ or Eclipse
Tests: JUnit, TDD/BDD
Notions CI/CD, Docker, SonarQube
Logging & monitoring (SLF4J, metrics)
Database
SQL (queries, joins)
Notions ORM (Hibernate / JPA)
Candidate profile
Other information
Bac+3/5 in computer science or equivalent
Experience
6 to 8 years of experience in Java development
1 to 2 years minimum in training or technical mentoring
Java & basic concepts
Application
Ref: MS-FormJava
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