Senior Java/Angular Developer - European Institutions - Relocation To Brussels

Senior Java/Angular Developer - European Institutions - Relocation to brusselsJoin our dynamic international team and embrace the adventure of working abroad!We’re seeking enthusiastic and adaptable candidates, who are eager to expand their horizons and gain unparalleled experience in a diverse international environment.This opportunity is ideal for those looking to build a global network and develop professional skills in a multicultural setting.We are looking for a Senior Java/Angular Developer for one of the European Institutions in Brussels.Work permit is not provided.Candidates need to be fluent in English.EU candidates from abroad are welcome to apply.Interviews will be done through Teams, and travel is not required for the interviews.This role is open for employees and contractors.Tasks and ResponsibilitiesDesign and development of component architecture and building blocks; Analysis of user functional and non-functional requirements; Data analysis and data modeling; Corrective and evolution maintenance of all supportive subsystems, including WebLogic JEE-based web services and Angular/Typescript web page; Provision of quality and security assessments, control tests, evaluations, and service level agreements associated with established Web logic and Angular infrastructure services; Technical interface between the project leaders and the developers regarding Java/JEE and Angular/Typescript web page technologies; Technical evaluations and review of IS architecture in relation with current and future Web logic and Angular infrastructure services; Production of technical documentation (i.E. architecture documents, components/building blocks related documents, etc.); ProfileBachelor or Master’s degree; +6 years of Java development experience; The following countries are part of the European Union: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.Citizens of these countries don’t require a work permit.

We’re seeking enthusiastic and adaptable candidates, who are eager to expand their horizons and gain unparalleled experience in a diverse international environment. This opportunity is ideal for those looking to build a global network and develop professional skills in a multicultural setting.We are looking for a Senior Java/Angular Developer for one of the European Institutions in Brussels. Work permit is not provided.Candidates need to be fluent in English. EU candidates from abroad are welcome to apply.Interviews will be done through Teams, and travel is not required for the interviews. This role is open for employees and contractors.Tasks and ResponsibilitiesDesign and development of component architecture and building blocks; Analysis of user functional and non-functional requirements; Data analysis and data modeling; Corrective and evolution maintenance of all supportive subsystems, including WebLogic JEE-based web services and Angular/Typescript web page; Provision of quality and security assessments, control tests, evaluations, and service level agreements associated with established Web logic and Angular infrastructure services; Technical interface between the project leaders and the developers regarding Java/JEE and Angular/Typescript web page technologies; Technical evaluations and review of IS architecture in relation with current and future Web logic and Angular infrastructure services; Production of technical documentation (i.E. architecture documents, components/building blocks related documents, etc.); ProfileBachelor or Master’s degree; +6 years of Java development experience; The following countries are part of the European Union: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.