Intermediate-Level Java OOP Development

Java Developer Needed for Small Console-Based OOP Project

I'm looking for a Java developer to help build a simple, console-based application that demonstrates core object-oriented programming (OOP) principles on Visual Studio. The project is straightforward and ideal for someone comfortable with foundational Java concepts.

What You’ll Build:
A basic class hierarchy using one parent class and two child classes

Proper use of constructors, getters/setters (accessors/mutators), and toString() methods

Demonstration of inheritance, encapsulation, and method overriding

User-driven interaction through console input

Integration of conditional statements, loops, and optionally, data structures like ArrayList

What I’m Looking For:
Clean, readable code following Java naming conventions

Well-structured design that stays within beginner-level Java (no advanced libraries or GUIs)

A creative but simple scenario/theme to base the program around (e.g., a basic game, simulation, or story)

Deliverables:
A single .java file containing all classes

Code that compiles and runs without errors

Console output demonstrating how the application works

A short summary explaining your class design and logic

Requirements:
Solid grasp of OOP fundamentals in Java

Ability to write clear, well-commented code on Visual Studio

Must use only core Java features (suitable for early-stage learners)

Turnaround: within 5 days of starting the project

Bonus Points For:
Using ArrayList or loops in a natural, relevant way

A creative or fun scenario that still meets the technical requirements

If you’ve worked on similar Java projects before, feel free to share examples. Looking forward to working with someone reliable who can keep it simple and clean!