4 of 4 Temporary OpenAPI Jobs in Northern Ireland

Remote Lead Java Developer/Solution Architect (6-month contract)

Hiring Organisation
Gravity9
Location
Newtownards, Co. Down, UK
Employment Type
Temporary
Hands-on build • Build production Java services and RESTful APIs (Spring Boot or similar), designed for integration by multiple consuming systems and documented to OpenAPI • Design and implement MongoDB document models, aggregation pipelines, indexing and sharding strategies, and integrate them cleanly into Java service layers rather than through ...

Remote Lead Java Developer/Solution Architect (6-month contract)

Hiring Organisation
Gravity9
Location
Portrush, Co. Londonderry, UK
Employment Type
Temporary
Hands-on build • Build production Java services and RESTful APIs (Spring Boot or similar), designed for integration by multiple consuming systems and documented to OpenAPI • Design and implement MongoDB document models, aggregation pipelines, indexing and sharding strategies, and integrate them cleanly into Java service layers rather than through ...

Remote Lead Java Developer/Solution Architect (6-month contract)

Hiring Organisation
Gravity9
Location
Craigavon, Co. Armagh, UK
Employment Type
Temporary
Hands-on build • Build production Java services and RESTful APIs (Spring Boot or similar), designed for integration by multiple consuming systems and documented to OpenAPI • Design and implement MongoDB document models, aggregation pipelines, indexing and sharding strategies, and integrate them cleanly into Java service layers rather than through ...

Remote Lead Java Developer/Solution Architect (6-month contract)

Hiring Organisation
Gravity9
Location
Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh, UK
Employment Type
Temporary
Hands-on build • Build production Java services and RESTful APIs (Spring Boot or similar), designed for integration by multiple consuming systems and documented to OpenAPI • Design and implement MongoDB document models, aggregation pipelines, indexing and sharding strategies, and integrate them cleanly into Java service layers rather than through ...