Senior Software Engineer

Gloucester
3 months ago
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YT Technologies are on the lookout for a skilled Software Engineer to help build cutting-edge DevSecOps software.

Due to the nature of the work, only candidates eligible for eDV clearance will be considered

Key Skills;

  • High level experience with Java and additional languages such as Python

  • Development experience in Linux environments

  • Solid understanding of JUnit 5.x, unit testing, and mocking frameworks

  • Confident using Git and working within Agile/SCRUM teams

  • Experience mentoring junior developers

  • Knowledge of Oracle/relational databases, MongoDB, and GitLab CI/CD

  • Familiarity with Apache NiFi, JavaScript/TypeScript, and React

  • Experience with Elasticsearch, Kibana, Hibernate, and the Atlassian suite (Bitbucket, Jira, Confluence)

    Desirable;

  • Experience with JSF (PrimeFaces)

  • Knowledge of AWS and cloud-ready developmen

  • Exposure to microservices or serverless architecture

  • Understanding of cloud migration challenges and maturing CI/CD pipeline

  • Hands-on experience with AWS services such as EC2, EKS, Fargate, IAM, S3, Lambda

    Due to the nature of the work, only candidates eligible for eDV clearance will be considered

    If interested, and you match the above requirements, please apply with your most recent CV and I will be in touch to discuss further

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