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Full Stack Software Developer

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We are looking for a Full Stack Software Developer to support the implementation of telecom network and service inventory solutions within OSS environments. The role combines analysis, software development and collaboration with technical teams to deliver scalable and reliable applications.

Main Responsibilities

  • Implement software solutions supporting telecom network and service inventory processes.
  • Participate in the analysis and design of OSS inventory-related functionalities.
  • Develop and maintain frontend and backend components.
  • Integrate applications through REST APIs and Web Services.
  • Work with network and service information models, including TM Forum-based concepts.
  • Contribute to cloud-native development environments and CI/CD practices.
  • Develop and maintain database components using Oracle, PostgreSQL and SQL.
  • Collaborate with technical stakeholders throughout the software development lifecycle.
  • More than 2 years of professional experience in software development.
  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Software Engineering or a related field.
  • Experience in frontend and backend development.
  • Knowledge of Java.
  • Knowledge of HTML, JavaScript and Angular.
  • Knowledge of telecom network and service inventory concepts.
  • Knowledge of network and service information models, including TM Forum models.
  • Experience with Kubernetes, Git, GitHub, GitHub Actions and Jenkins.
  • Knowledge of REST APIs and Web Services.
  • Knowledge of Oracle, PostgreSQL and SQL.
  • Good command of English.

Additional Valued Experience

  • NoSQL databases.
  • French language skills.
  • Knowledge of OSS Inventory and Provisioning processes.

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