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Software engineer (developer, Cocktail application support)

Université de la Nouvelle-Calédonie · State civil service

En français : Ingénieur·e en ingénierie logicielle (développeur, support applications Cocktail)

This job in plain words

This job is about developing and supporting the Cocktail application suite, and connecting it to other IT tools. It is based at the Nouville campus in Nouméa, and remote work is possible.

Open to non-civil servants Remote work possible

Can you apply?

Open to civil servants (titulaires) and contract staff. The job is category A.

Category
Category A (executive)
Diploma
Master's degree (bac+5) · Bac+5 in computing or information processing
Experience
At least 3 to 5 years in application development
Contract
Open to civil servants (titulaires) and contract staff. Contract type and length not stated.

The profile they want:

  • Bac+5 degree in computing or information systems.
  • At least three to five years of application development experience.
  • Strong analysis and diagnostic skills.
  • Independence, rigour and a sense of public service.
  • Ability to talk with non-technical people.

What you would do

  • Develop specific changes to the Cocktail application suite.
  • Build interfaces between Cocktail and other applications.
  • Provide expert application support for critical applications.
  • Analyse and solve complex incidents.
  • Take part in running applications in production.
  • Contribute to choices about application architecture.

How to apply

Send the application as a PDF to the Human Resources Department, quoting the offer reference. It can be sent by email, by post, or dropped off on campus.

Documents to send:

  • Detailed CV
  • Cover letter
  • Copy of highest diploma
  • Information form

Good to know:

  • Remote work possible up to 1.5 days per week, under certain conditions.
  • Job vacant from 1 July 2026.
  • Technical environment: Java, Spring Boot, Vaadin, GitLab, Kubernetes, Oracle, PostgreSQL.

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