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All applicants must hold an active SC clearance or be eligible to gain one.

My client is a global leading defence contractor. They are on the hunt for a Platform Engineer with strong experience in Microsoft Power Platform. You will be part on the Central Government Team.

Requirements:

Microsoft Power Platform
Experience in a number of the following technologies: Java, Springboot, Jenkins, Typescript, React, PostGres, SQL Server, Kafka, ActiveMQ, ElasticSearch, AWS, Ansible, WSO2, REST, Docker, API Gateways, JavaScript, Mongo.
Central government experience is beneficial Benefits

As well as a competitive pension scheme, they also offer employee share plan, an extensive range of flexible discounted health, wellbeing and lifestyle benefits including a green care scheme, private health plans and shopping discounts - you may also be eligible for an annual incentive.

Power Platform Engineer - Milton Keynes (1 day a week) - £45,000-£57,000

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