Software Engineer
Summary: We are seeking a Software Engineer to support and enhance critical legacy Java applications within a secure and highly regulated environment. The role involves providing L3 support for system stability and performance, collaborating with a team to ensure application reliability, and contributing to ongoing system improvements. The ideal candidate will have 2-4 years of hands-on Java development experience and a strong knowledge of Oracle PL/SQL. This position offers the opportunity to work on high-impact government projects with flexible remote working arrangements and structured on-site training. There is potential for contract extension beyond the initial term, and candidates will gain exposure to modern technologies alongside legacy systems.
Title: Software Engineer
Description: We are working with a dynamic organisation that supports critical public sector operations, offering an opportunity to contribute to complex systems within a secure and highly regulated environment. They are committed to maintaining and enhancing essential public services through robust and reliable technology.
The Role
Support and enhance critical legacy Java applications
Provide L3 support for system stability and performance
Collaborate with a team to ensure application reliability
Contribute to ongoing system improvements
Work within a secure and highly regulated environment
What You'll Need
2-4 years of hands-on Java development experience (Java SE 11+)
Experience with EJB, JSP, and Spring Framework
Strong knowledge of Oracle PL/SQL
Familiarity with WebLogic, JDBC/ODBC
Experience in supporting legacy applications and handling L3 support
Working knowledge of Elasticsearch
What's On Offer
Opportunity to work on high-impact, secure government projects
Flexible remote working with structured on-site training
Potential for contract extension beyond the initial term
Exposure to modern technologies alongside legacy systems
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