Position: Hansen Developer
Company: iT-Outstaffing™
Category: Java
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper
Published: 2023-05-01T00:00:00+03:00

We are looking for a Hansen Developer to join our client’s team on a subcontract basis.

As a Hansen developer for Service Order and Catalog in the Telecom Domain, you play a crucial role in the successful delivery of telecom services to customers by developing and maintaining, the essential modules of the Hansen application.

Should have:
Strong knowledge of Hansen application architecture and development methodologies
Experience developing Service Order and Catalog modules within the Hansen application
Strong programming skills in Java, Camunda BPM, and other related technologies
Knowledge of the Telecom Domain and related standards and regulations
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Ability to work effectively in a team environment
Bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related field
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
English - Upper-Intermediate+
Location - Europe

Responsibilities:
Developing, testing, and maintaining Hansen application modules related to Service Order and Catalog functionalities
Working with the business and technical teams to understand the requirements and develop solutions to meet those requirements
Worked on the design and development of APIs, Interfaces, Adapters, etc.
Developing and maintaining technical documentation for the modules and solutions you build
Providing technical guidance and support to other team members
Troubleshooting and resolving defects or issues with the Service Order and Catalog modules
Participating in code reviews and contributing to the improvement of code quality and development processes. Staying up to date with new technologies and industry trends relevant to the Hansen application and the Telecom Domain

We offer:
The full-time workload on a remote basis
Start - ASAP
Duration - 6+ months

If you think you are the right person, we'd welcome your application!