Java Developer salaries in Darlington, DUR
£70,000
avg per year
The average salary for Java Developer jobs near Darlington, DUR is £70,000.*
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Top Java Developer jobs near Darlington, DUR
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Magnific It Limited
Darlington
Participate in daily stand-ups, sprint planning, and other Agile ceremonies to ensure smooth project execution. Knowledge of DevOps practices and tools.
£38,063 - £44,911 a year
3 days ago
Junior Integration Engineer
Ericsson
Darlington
Follow a structured onboarding plan covering 4G/5G RAN concepts, Ericsson tools and our ways of working, using internal learning platforms and local workshops.
11 days ago
Software Engineer - Java
Causeway Technologies
Middlesbrough
Provide product support (fixing defects) in older technologies where required, including active involvement in moving the legacy product forward into newer web…
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Amazon UK Services Ltd.
Stockton-on-Tees
The role involves immersive field work to experience operator challenges firsthand, then driving engineering improvements that enhance system reliability…
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