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      <description>Location: Ipswich | Salary: Negotiable | Type: Contract | Java Developer (SIP/VoIP)    Ipswich (Hybrid) | 6 Month Contract | Inside IR35   My client, a leading telecoms company, is looking for an experienced  Java Developer  to join a team delivering next-generation voice and communications platforms. This is an exciting opportunity to work on large-scale telecoms services, cloud technologies and AI-powered voice solutions.   What You''ll Be Doing    Developing and enhancing SIP-based voice applications using Java  Working with JAIN SLEE and SIP Servlet frameworks  Supporting and integrating voice platforms including FreeSWITCH and Asterisk  Deploying and supporting solutions across AWS, Azure and GCP  Integrating Speech-to-Text, Text-to-Speech and AI-driven voice services  Troubleshooting voice quality, call routing and network performance issues    Essential Skills    Strong commercial Java development experience  Experience with SIP, VoIP, RTP/RTCP and SDP  Knowledge of JAIN SLEE and/or SIP Servlet frameworks  Experience with FreeSWITCH or Asterisk  Cloud experience across AWS, Azure or GCP  Strong troubleshooting skills within telecoms or voice environments    Nice to Have    Docker and Kubernetes  WebRTC  Telecoms security protocols ...</description>
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