01 Aug
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Balance Recruitment and Balance Consulting
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Australia
01 Aug
Balance Recruitment and Balance Consulting
Australia
This government agency is seeking experienced 2 Senior Software Developers to contribute to a critical application modernisation initiative within their Enterprise Platforms Branch.
The role
The successful candidates will play a key role in upgrading legacy business-critical revenue systems and enhancing Share Point Online platforms that underpin the organisation.
This is a unique opportunity to work on projects transforming ageing Microsoft .NET Framework applications to contemporary, secure, and cloud-ready architectures aligned with Azure cloud standards. You will collaborate in a multidisciplinary, agile team that includes project managers, architects, testers, and business stakeholders to design, develop, test, and implement scalable software solutions.
Responsibilities include:
Analysing existing application functionalities and supporting the migration from legacy systems to contemporary platforms.
Developing APIs, business services, user interface components, and complex Power Automate workflows.
Building and enhancing custom Share Point web parts using the SPFx framework, React, and Type Script.
Participating in technical assessments, documentation, code reviews, and quality assurance processes.
Supporting automated build, deployment, and continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines.
Ensuring adherence to stringent cyber security standards and departmental technology policies.
So what are we looking for?
Commercial experience with both Sharepoint and/or Azure
A positive understanding of architectural principals
Experience in the government sector
An active baseline clearance (or higher)
What's in for you?
A 12 mth contract likely to extend
An compelling, high visibility project
A healthy hybrid split (2 days in the city offices: 3 WFH)
A great rate of up to $150/hr
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📌 Software Engineer Canberra (Australia)
🏢 Balance Recruitment and Balance Consulting
📍 Australia