Java Software Developer
Pubblicato il 17-10-2026 - Ntt Data Europe & Latam in Emilia-Romagna
Who We Are
For one of our clients, we are looking for an experienced Software Developer with strong Delphi knowledge and Java 17 skills to join a team responsible for the development and modernization of applications in the area of Dienstreisemanagement (Business Travel Management).
The position is part of the broader EMS – Employer and Employee Services organization, which develops applications and services for employers and employees, with a strong focus on HR-related processes.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Develop, maintain and enhance existing applications written in Delphi
- Contribute to the modernization and migration of legacy functionality towards Java 17
- Analyze existing legacy code and business logic
- Design and implement new application features
- Support the replacement of the legacy application
- Participate in implementation and integration projects
- Collaborate closely with developers, architects, product owners and business stakeholders
- Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues in existing applications
- Ensure code quality,
maintainability and technical documentation
- Contribute to technical discussions regarding the future application architecture
What We’re Looking For
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, Information Systems, or related field
- At least 4y+ of experience in working with Java 17
- Strong professional experience with Delphi
- Ability to understand and work with existing / legacy application architectures
- Experience in software development, maintenance and application modernization
- German language skills – required for communication within the project and team
Nice To Have
- Experience with migration or modernization of legacy applications
- Experience working in enterprise application environments
- Knowledge of HR, payroll, travel management or related business processes
- Experience with application integration and APIs
- Familiarity with modern Java frameworks and development practices