Job opening - DÉVELOPPEUR FULLSTACK JAVA (F/H) in Strasbourg

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descriptif du poste Dans le cadre du développement et de l'évolution de produits numériques du périmètre Services Publics, vous intégrez une équipe projet en tant que Développeur/se Full Stack. Vos missions : - Concevoir et développer des fonctionnalités Front et Back sur les produits du périmètre (Java, Quarkus, Springboot,...

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Job opening - DÉVELOPPEUR FULLSTACK JAVA (F/H) in Strasbourg
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