DV Software Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-21
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Software Development
Software Engineer, Java Developer, DevOps, Full Stack Developer
In 2019, our founders were working as engineers solving complex cross domain problems in defence and security organisations.
Twin Stream was formed to consolidate their collective expertise and experience into one business, providing technical excellence and exceptional service to their clients. We have teams working both on-site with clients and remotely from home.
Location:
Remote, with potential travel to the Bristol office in the future.
Security:
Must have DV clearance.
About the role:
Twin Stream software engineers (Java) develop components of a cross-domain security system within an agile development team. They are involved in the entire software development lifecycle, which includes understanding the need for change, software design, coding, testing, delivery, and support. A Twin Stream software engineer is not just a coder; they comprehend the business and domain challenges and utilize their technical skills to address those issues.
Responsibilities:
- Understand high-level requirements and collaborate to find solutions
- Investigate technologies to gain a deep understanding of their applicability
- Develop high-quality code
- Problem-solving deeply technical issues
- Build tests at all stages of development from, unit tests to acceptance & performance tests
- Build deployment code and pipelines, consulting with Dev Ops specialists
- Analyse and resolve issues from 3rd line support
- Collaborate in code development and review colleagues’ work
- Any other reasonable duties relevant to skills and experience.
Key Skills
- Experience in developing software using our core and/or related technologies
- Experience in agile working practices including
- TDD
- BDD
- Dev Ops
- Open, honest & positive attitude
Core Technologies
The following technologies are used extensively in our solutions:
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