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Back-end development engineer
Groupement interministériel de contrôle (GIC) · Île-de-France · no closing date given

  1. 1 Check the conditions
  2. 2 Résumé and cover letter
  3. 3 Apply
  4. 4 Interview and answer

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1 Check the conditions You are here

Open to civil servants and contract staff. Public law contract of one to three years, renewable, under law no. 84-16.

Open to non-civil servants

Category: Category A (executive)

Diploma: Master's degree or engineering diploma with a specialisation in software engineering

The profile they look for:

  • Master's degree or engineering diploma in software engineering.
  • Strong skills in C and C++ development.
  • Comfortable with Python and Bash scripting.
  • Good knowledge of network protocols (IPv4, IPv6, TCP, UDP, HTTP).
  • Able to use Wireshark to diagnose problems.
  • Good team player, rigorous and discreet with sensitive topics.
2 Résumé and cover letter

A one- or two-page résumé and a short cover letter that takes up the duties of the offer with your examples. If you are a civil servant, you are often asked for your latest status decision (arrêté) and your latest annual review reports.

3 Apply

No deadline given: the offer can be withdrawn at any time, do not wait.

Apply from the offer page on the Choisir le Service Public website. Send your CV using the file name format requested.

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4 Interview and answer

If your application is shortlisted, the employer contacts you for an interview, often with two or three people. Prepare: why this job, your experience close to the duties, and your questions.

Good to know:

  • Security clearance for national defence secrets required.
  • 75% of transport costs covered.
  • Paid leave, RTT days, and a time savings account possible.
  • On-site staff restaurant.

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