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Java Developer - Thames Valley - £25k - 36k


Listed on:3rd March
Location:Slough
Salary/Rate:£25000 - £36000
Type:Permanent
Start Date:ASAP
Reference:TT/19003GU0/PERM
Recruiter:MDA Resources
Java Developer - Berkshire - £25k - 36k

Another opportunity has arisen for a Java Developer with commercial experience in Applet creation in AWT and Swing to join a company who are leaders in their industry sector.

Your duties will include programming systems, providing technical support and working with key customers and departments on projects and suggestions for new technology.

Working in a Windows based environment, desirable skills will include Unix, Linux, Javascript, PHP and multi threaded development techniques.

You will be joining a globally, expanding company based in Thames Valley, please send your CV as soon as possible to tonia.taylor@mdarg.com to be considered for this opportunity.

Keywords: Java, AWT, Swing, Applet creation, Java Developer, Java development
http://www.technojobs.co.uk/job.phtml/119042
Contact Name:Tonia Taylor

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