AddressOpportunities like this don’t come about often. In this career defining role you will be joining one of Australia’s leading organisations and you will be exposed to a variety of projects and given the opportunity to continue to learn new development skills while working on a combination of BAU and projects.
They offer flexible work options with 3 days in office 2 from home, a great culture, opportunities for continued growth and development and the opportunity to work variety of tasks developing and enhancing company software applications. They are a stable employer that offers real long term career growth.
Responsibilities
- Develop and enhance software applications.
- You will need to be able to understand business requirements.
- You will be writing code, analysing data, and contributing to the design and implementation of software solutions.
- Proficient in the use of software development tools and programming languages
- You will enjoy learning and will work well in a collaborative team environment.
Your experience and skills will include:
- Tertiary qualification in Computer Science, STEM, related degree, or equivalent experience
- Experience in C# .NET Framework, .NET Core
- Exposure to Java, Intersystems Cache, Python, Angular 7 and Bootstrap would be viewed favourably, but is not essential.
- Experience in relational and non-relational databases
- Understanding of environments such as Windows, Linux, Docker, Kubernetes
- Understanding or exposure to Test Driven Development
- You will have great time management skills and will be a collaborative team player that enjoys working with others.
You must possess the right to work in Australia to apply for the role. The successful candidate will be required to undergo a Police Check before commencement. The business is looking at a commencement date ASAP.
The opportunity exists for candidates of various skill levels. If your experience looks a little different from what we’ve identified, and you think you will still be a good fit we encourage you to apply.
