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Java Developer (SC Cleared)
Java Developer (Security Cleared)
Contract: Inside IR35
Setup: Remote (Hybrid initially for travel required during knowledge transfer for the first 3 months across different locations in England) – on-call work may be required later in the contract.
Security Clearance: Must hold an active, unelapsed SC clearance.
Interview Process: One stage via MS Teams
We are supporting a large, mission-critical public-sector team in expanding their Java development operations, maintaining and evolving a complex legacy technology environment. This role suits Java developers who are comfortable providing L3 support in regulated environments.
Key Responsibilities
- Support and maintain Java-based legacy applications within a national security system
- Provide L3 support, troubleshooting incidents across application components
- Develop, test and maintain Java and PL/SQL applications, scripts, and supporting services
- Refactor existing code and contribute to automated test coverage
- Work with Oracle WebLogic, JDBC/ODBC integrations, and stored procedures
- Support Elasticsearch components within the application estate
- Collaborate with Support, Platform, and DBA teams to resolve issues and implement changes
- Maintain technical documentation, adhere to coding standards, and participate in peer reviews
- Escalate complex issues to senior engineers and support decision-making
- Participate in knowledge transfer, operational support, and future on-call duties where required
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Essential Technical Skills
- A minimum of 5 years’ professional experience in Java (SE 11+, or EJB/JSP effective) or related technologies
- Experience in supporting legacy applications
- Experience in refactoring and developing automated tests
- Experience in basic integration work with auditing & protective monitoring services
Technologies (Familiarity with required):
- Spring / Spring Boot
- Oracle WebLogic
- Oracle PL/SQL
- ODBC / JDBC
- Elasticsearch
- Java (SE 8 or EE 5/6/11)
Desirable Skills
- ETL
- Cloud Platforms (AWS, Azure, etc.)
- Git
- Jenkins
- Nginx
- Apache HTTP Server / Tomcat
- Docker
- IBM Initiate (Master Data Management)
- Linux
- VMware
- Oracle Solaris 10
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