TGW Northern Europe
Java Developer (M/F/D)*

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Java Developer
As a Java Developer, you will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality Warehouse Control Software solutions on time, supporting TGW's reputation for innovation and excellence, while working within our agile framework. You'll support the installation of software applications and components, working from written specifications and pre-established guidelines to assist with the delivery of complex automation projects and maintain documentation of the process flow.
What you'll be handling:
- Utilise established development tools, guidelines, and conventions including but not limited to ASP.NET, SQL Server, Oracle, Mongo, XMLXSD, and C# (WPF, EF, WCF)
- Implement new and extend existing features in the TGW Warehouse Control System (WCS) and Transport Services application stack
- Enhance existing systems by analysing business objectives, preparing an action plan, and identifying areas for modification and improvement
- Maintain existing software systems by identifying and correcting software defects
- Investigate and develop skills in new technologies
- Create technical specifications and test plans
- Follow all development practices as outlined by the Software Development Manager
- Implement and install TGW software on client sites
- Develop and test production level code within required timeframes
- Unit test all code to maintain code integrity
- Work as part of project team on customer projects, ensuring delivery dates are achieved and discuss delivery and testing for implementation
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- Strong JAVA and/or C# development skills, but experience in both is beneficial
- Experience of SQL Development (PL/SQL or T-SQL)
- A good understanding of Unit Testing
- Excellent communication skills with previous experience of working in a client-facing environment
- Good time and task management
- Ability to travel regularly throughout UK and Europe
Preferred
- Understanding of software development lifecycle across agile development
- Knowledge of/experience with Oracle databases (19c preferred)
What you'll receive:
We offer a competitive package and the opportunity to travel to our sites across Northern Europe to commission the code you'll have written.
TGW is an employer that promotes equal opportunities. We invite everybody interested in this job to apply.
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