Software Engineer

London
2 weeks ago
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Job Title: Software Engineer

Location: London

Salary: TBC - We are booking interviews in next week! Please call or email for a slot

As a Software Engineer you'll play a pivotal role in developing cutting edge DevSecOps software systems and applications. You'll be at the forefront of driving innovation and safeguarding digital infrastructures in the UK.

The Role:

So, what will you be doing as a Software Engineer?

Typically, you will be involved in one or more of the following:

Planning, conducting and coordinating software development activities.
Working with customers and key stakeholders to identify requirements and ready to advise on and influence the adoption of suitable architectures and solutions.
Design and development of tests to debug software.
Working with customer requirements that are to be programmed into business/mission applications, whilst utilising the appropriates standards, processes and tools throughout the entire development lifecycle.
Mentoring of junior engineers.
Analysis of system capabilities to resolve questions of program intent, output requirements, input data acquisition, programming techniques, and controls.
Championing automation in the form of IaC, CI/CD and test automation. Extra info:

Expert knowledge of current Java.
Proficient in another language such as Python, C++, JavaScript, TypeScript, React.
Advanced knowledge of AWS Services such as EC2, EKS, Fargate, IAM, S3, Lambda.
Advanced knowledge of CI/CD software pipelines for Cloud deployments.
Expert knowledge of developing software for cloud deployment - specifically AWS.
Expert in developing software for microservice and or serverless architectures.
Advanced understanding the development challenges moving on-prem workload to cloud.
Experience of developing on Linux.
Advanced understanding of mocking and unit testing frameworks such as JUnit 5.x (Jupiter).
Expert with Git version control.
Proficient in Agile Development using SCRUM.
Advanced knowledge of Oracle/ Relational Databases and/or Mongo.
Experience of GitLab CI/CD Pipelines.
Experience of Apache NiFi.
Experience in the use of Atlassian Suite - Bitbucket, Jira, Confluence.
Experience of Elasticsearch and Kibana.
Advanced knowledge of Hibernate.We would love to hear from you if you have any of the following Qualifications or Certifications:

Oracle Java Certification.
AWS Certification.
ISTQB Certification.
OSCP Certification.
CCNA Certification.

My client is keen to get this position filled ASAP, so if you feel you have the skills and desire to provide passion and drive as the next Software Engineer, this is the opportunity for you!

You will be required to undergo DV clearance for this role.

So, if you are interested in joining a well-established, renowned, globally recognised organisation working with experts in their field as the next Software Engineer, hit that apply button now!

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