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Morson Group
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Senior Software Engineer - C, Oracle, PL/SQL, Linux, Java (Remote)

£440 - £540/day (wellpaid.io estimate)Remote

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Senior Software Engineer - C, C++, Oracle, PL/SQL, Linux, Java, Javascript - Home based

An excellent opportunity to join a great organisation on an initial 6 month contract basis as a Senior Software Engineer. Initially you will be working from home and long term there is flexibility to split between site based and remote working.

RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:

  • Design and Implement commercial n-tier solutions using the latest software development technologies focusing on C, Oracle, PL/SQL, Linux, Java, JavaScript and related technologies.
  • Involvement in full Scrum life-cycle
  • Great understanding of both relational database design, middle-tier business logic and front-end Translate feature requests to design and implement solutions in conjunction with solution architects · Contributing to user guides and other user facing documentation
  • Able to investigate and fix high priority bugs

  • SKILLS/EXPERIENCE
    Essential:

  • SQL knowledge essential, including the use of stored procedures in the database
  • Comfortable working with legacy C++ code as well as creating new features using best practice Linux/Unix environment and shell scripting familiarity
  • Proficient understanding of code versioning tools, such as Git/SVN
  • Experience working with automated test suites
  • Good understanding of best practice regarding software design, including around UX/Front end
  • Desirable:

  • Experience with NodeJS, Angular, HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, J2EE, Servlets, JSP, Hibernate, Ant Experience in a Scrum development team working to continuous delivery
  • Experience of Agile friendly estimation techniques
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