TMS / WMS Developer w/ Java - Bilingual (Korean/English) - job 1 of 2

As a TMS / WMS Developer at WOONGJIN, Inc., you will code, test, and debug Java web applications to enhance our Transportation Management System (TMS) and Warehouse Management System (WMS). Your responsibilities will also include monitoring application logs, providing first-tier user support, and coordinating with vendors using EDI, ensuring a smooth daily operation of our systems.

To qualify for the TMS / WMS Developer role at WOONGJIN, Inc., you should have over two years of Java web programming experience or be an entry-level candidate with enthusiasm to learn. Familiarity with HTML, JavaScript, Oracle SQL, and EDI integrations is essential, along with strong analytical and communication skills, particularly in English and Korean.

Yes, proficiency in both Korean and English is crucial for the TMS / WMS Developer position at WOONGJIN, Inc. Since the support team is located in Korea, being able to communicate with team members and customers in both languages is vital for effective collaboration and support.

At WOONGJIN, Inc., you can expect a dynamic and inclusive work environment focused on personal growth and servant leadership. We encourage team collaboration, and you will have the opportunity to work on exciting projects involving state-of-the-art technologies within a thriving company culture.

The salary range for the TMS / WMS Developer role at WOONGJIN, Inc. is between $110,000 and $130,000 per year. We offer competitive compensation to attract talented professionals who align with our company's mission and values.

In this response, consider highlighting specific projects where you utilized Java for TMS or WMS applications. Discuss your role, technologies used, specific challenges faced, and how you overcame them to showcase your technical skills.

Explain your systematic approach to debugging, such as using logs, testing individual components, and collaborating with team members to identify and resolve issues efficiently. Sharing a specific example of a previous debugging experience can strengthen your answer.

Be prepared to discuss your experience with EDI, the types of documents you've worked with, and how you ensured seamless communication between systems. Highlight any tools or protocols you've used to integrate EDI successfully.

Share your strategy for prioritizing tasks, such as assessing system dependencies, communicating with stakeholders, and establishing timelines. Provide an example of how you've successfully managed a similar situation in the past.

Discuss how effective communication fosters collaboration and helps to identify user needs and requirements. Emphasize the importance of translating technical jargon into layman's terms for users and stakeholders to ensure a smooth operational flow.

Your answer should cover aspects like usability, real-time data access, integration capabilities, and robust reporting tools. Discuss how these features can improve logistics efficiency and user satisfaction.

Mention your commitment to continuous learning—whether through online courses, attending workshops, or following industry news and leader blogs. Discuss specific technologies or frameworks you are currently exploring.

Share your experience writing SQL queries, optimizing performance, and managing databases. Discuss any projects where your database knowledge played a critical role in the success of an application.

Provide a descriptive example of a support scenario—focus on your problem-solving process, how you communicated with the user, and the outcome. Highlight any positive feedback received or lessons learned.

In your response, detail the initial assessment steps, logging and analysis techniques, and how you would engage with your team to diagnose and resolve the issue quickly. Make sure to discuss maintaining user communication during a critical incident.