2 Java Architect Jobs in the UK excluding London

Our client is seeking Java Architect in Sheffield, UK. This is a Hybrid role in banking domain. Responsibilities Meeting with technology managers and the design team to discuss the goals and needs of the company Examining and defining current architecture systems Designing scalable architecture systems for Java … to accommodate the company's architectural goals Troubleshooting design flaws and system bottlenecks Performing validation tests to ensure the flexibility and scalability of the Java environment Assisting the software design team with application integration Conducting system performance tests Completing systems reports Skills Requirement: Previous work experience as a software … or Java architect Advanced knowledge of software architecture Proficiency with Java, Java Beans, Java Servlets and JavaScript Experience with the design and implementation of software networks Experience with software design and web programming High level project management skills Ability to solve complex software system issues more »

Oracle ERP and Cloud Applications Consulting, implementation, and support services 3200+ strong, €347m/£302m revenue business ERP Partner of the Year Job Description Java Solution Architect MUST BE BASED WITHIN 50 MILES OF EDINBURGH, LONDON, BIRMINGHAM, MANCHESTER, NEWCASTLE, DUBLIN, OR BELFAST REMOTE BASED WITH VERY OCCASIONAL TRAVEL … TO CLIENT SITES AND OFFICE. Would you like to the opportunity to expand your skillset across Java, Python, Spark, Hadoop, Trino & Airflow across the Banking & Financial Services industries? How about if you worked with an Innovation Partner of the Year Winner (2023 Oracle EMEA Partner Awards), Global Microsoft Modernising … to undertake accreditations and educational assistance for courses relevant to your role? Here at Version 1, we are currently in the market for experienced Java Solution Architect to join our growing Digital, Data & Cloud Practice. You will have the opportunity to work with the latest technology and worked more »