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Job Description

Over the past 12 months, TEKsystems Global Services have supported the Selection Catalogue ecosystem at our client as a managed services partner with practice support. Our 3 existing scrum teams have aligned with Our Client's core technical teams to support the legacy migration of services to a new platform, which includes the deprecation of technologies such as Perl and re-writing services in newer technologies. After a successful initial engagement, we require an additional two engineers to join our 3 scrum teams to begin the next phase of our recently agreed extension. Starting in March, our teams will be aligned to 3 new legacy migration projects following the core technical stack from last year with an additional need for some Python and other technical skills.

Responsibilities

Collaborate with existing scrum teams to support legacy migration of services to a new platform.
Rewrite services in updated technologies, including Python and other relevant tools.
Align with 3 new legacy migration projects starting in March.
Support highly distributed systems in enterprise environments.
Adapt to team rotations to plug skill gaps as needed.

Essential Skills

5+ years of experience with Java.
2+ years of experience with Python.
Experience with Spring.
Experience with Kafka
Proficiency in SQL.
Experience with AWS.

Additional Skills & Qualifications

Experience with Perl.
Experience supporting highly distributed systems in enterprise environments.
Familiarity with CI/CD environments from a cloud environment (EC2, S3, etc.).
Computer Science Degree.
Relevant technology certificates.

Work Environment

This is a fully remote role. The work environment is dynamic, with team rotations to address skill requirements and ensure adaptability. The project involves collaboration with existing scrum teams and the use of a core technical stack, including Java, Python, Spring, SQL, and AWS.

Location

London, UK

Rate/Salary

400.00 - 400.00 GBP Daily

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