Senior Software Engineer (Java | Permanent | Full Time)

Senior Software Engineer (NGPO Strategy – Ecosystem Development) Permanent (Full-Time Job) up to 10k What the role is The Next Generation Programme Office (NGPO) Strategy branch is looking for motivated software engineers with a collaborative, proactive attitude and a passion for continuous learning.

You will join a dedicated team responsible for developing software solutions for the Next Generation Air Navigation System (ANS), with particular emphasis on the development of Aeronautical Information services.

If you are an adaptable, proactive software engineer with a passion for best practices and continuous learning, we would love to hear from you. Join us and contribute to building innovative software solutions for the future!

What you will be working on Develop & Maintain Mission-Critical Systems: Design, implement, and maintain software solutions for safety-critical applications, ensuring compliance with industry standards for reliability, safety, and performance. Coding: Work with a wide range of programming languages and tools (e. g.

, C++, Python, Java, Rust, GoLang, etc.) depending on project requirements, adapting quickly to new technologies as needed. Software Safety & Security Focus: Apply software safety and security best practices in your coding, testing, and development processes.

Team Leadership & Cross-Functional Collaboration: Lead and guide software development teams, providing technical mentorship to junior developers and coordinating project deliverables, whilst working closely with various stakeholders, architects, and other software developers to design, implement and deploy mission-critical systems.

Foster best practices in software development methodologies across the team. Testing & Validation: Develop comprehensive test plans & test cases to ensure software integrity through unit testing, integration testing, and system-level validation, etc.

Participate in code reviews and static code analysis to identify and mitigate potential risks early i