Java / Test Environment Engineer

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Test Environment Engineer / Java Developer

Salary TBC

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Initial 12-month contract

As a successful and preferred recruitment partner, we have been instructed by one of the most prestigious and well-known organisations in the world to assist in the hire of a Test Environment Engineer / Java Developer.

With our client's global HQ in the vibrant and extravagant multicultural city of Dubai, we are looking for well-established individuals to join them on a long-term rolling contract basis (12+ Months).

Skills / Environment

*Hands-on experience working on Test Data management tools and experience setting up test data generation capabilities from the ground-up

*Hands-on software development experience on JAVA/J2EE, Linux, SQL, No-SQL Technologies.

*Working knowledge of Test Automation tools and infrastructure as a code.

*Good knowledge of open-source mocking tools and service virtualisation tools.

*Working knowledge of Test Data management tools like CA TDM, IBM Optim, etc.

*Good understating of relational and No-SQL Databases.

*Experience working with large cloud service providers like AWS, Azure.

*Understanding of Firewalls, SSL Certification, authentication, authorization etc.

*Good understanding of DevOps practices, including Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment and Continuous Delivery.

*Good knowledge of data Privacy and security.

*Strong written and communication skills.

This role may suit candidates, who hold the following job titles: Test Environment Engineer, Java Developer, Test Engineer, Software Engineer

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