2 of 2 Contract Data Migration Jobs in County Antrim

experienced Java Developer to join their Belfast-based technology team on an initial 6-month contract (Inside IR35). This is an excellent opportunity to work on high-performance, data-driven applications within a fast-paced enterprise environment. The successful candidate will play a key role in developing and optimising complex batch processing and integration systems using Java … Spring Batch, Spring Integration, and GridGain Database. Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and maintain scalable Java 17 applications for enterprise data processing. Build and optimise batch processing solutions using Spring Batch. Design and implement integration flows with Spring Integration. Develop and tune SQL queries and stored procedures for relational databases. Work with GridGain Database to deliver distributed, high-performance data processing. Support data migration and workflow optimisation from MongoDB to GridGain. Automate deployment and operational tasks in Unix/Linux environments. Collaborate with cross-functional technical and business teams to deliver high-quality, reliable solutions. Skills & Experience Required Strong proficiency in Java 17, including modern Java features and best practices. Proven experience with Spring Batch and Spring More ❯

the chance to work on challenging projects in a supportive environment. As a Test Analyst , you will play a key role in ensuring the accuracy and reliability of critical data systems. Responsibilities - Test Analyst Analyse and reconcile data, with a strong focus on SQL and Postgres JSON/JSONB functions. Perform testing activities across ETL processes and data validation tasks. Validate JSON and Parquet data, ensuring accuracy and adherence to schema standards. Use Postman for API testing and PowerShell to support automation. Contribute to continuous improvement within the Test and Validation team. Skills and Experience - Test Analyst Strong SQL skills with Postgres JSON/JSONB operators. Proven experience in data analysis and reconciliation, ideally with More ❯