Junior Software Developer with C# C++ Java or Delphi
Our Client is a boutique software consultancy providing analytical tools and processing software to the retail banking industry.
Their tools are used by high
street banks and major credit companies
to evaluate credit risk of their applicants.
They
have a large library of Delphi software code
incorporating SQL, XML, XSL and data modelling in their analysis application.
The
Client is embarking on new developments to take their products
onto new platforms and into new customer bases.
Currently exploring options including RAD Studio,
Visual Studio, Delphi, C#, C++, Client/Server, n-tier, Hadoop and SaaS.
They require candidate with a strong computing background.
You will be coding in Delphi
and other languages. Any similar Object Oriented language (e.g. C++) will be a
suitable starting point for training.
The role will be interesting
and varied, becoming involved throughout the project lifecycle.
This hands-on role will suit
an outgoing individual with good communication skills and a desire to improve
and develop already effective technical skills.
Must
have a sound background knowledge of Object Oriented
techniques coupled with experience in Delphi \ C++ \ Java.
Any experience
of SQL Server, n-tier /
client-server, Microsoft Visual Source Safe (VSS), XML / XSL, Mathematical / statistical knowledge would be very useful
Salary for this
role will be dependent on experience but in the range £22K - £30K.
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Junior Software Developer with C# C++ Java or Delphi employer: Onyx-Conseil
CGI is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and innovative work culture, allowing Senior Full-Stack Engineers to thrive in a hybrid environment across Scotland and Northern Ireland. With a strong focus on employee growth, we provide comprehensive benefits including a competitive salary, excellent pension, private healthcare, and equity options, ensuring our team members are rewarded for their contributions while making a meaningful impact in the digital landscape.
