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      <description>Location: London | Salary: &amp;pound;580 - &amp;pound;620/day | Type: Contract | Java Software Architect    3-5 Month contract - Inside IR35 - up to -620 per day    London based - hybrid working - 1 day a week onsite    Insurance sector        Java Software Architect    Role Overview   We are seeking a hands-on Java Software Architect to lead the assessment, modernisation, and migration of enterprise Java applications. This role requires a strong technical leader who can define and execute modernisation strategies, address platform compatibility challenges, and leverage AI-assisted engineering practices to accelerate application assessment, code remediation, testing, and delivery.  The role involves providing technical leadership, guiding development teams, managing technical risks, and supporting project planning and implementation from both architectural and engineering perspectives.      Key Responsibilities    Lead architecture assessment, modernisation planning, and migration of enterprise Java applications.  Define and drive the technical architecture and implementation approach for complex Java-based enterprise applications.  Assess application dependencies, frameworks, integrations, infrastructure components, and security controls to identify migration ...</description>
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