Job Description
Role:Low Code Engineer – OutSystems
Key Responsibilities And Activities
Assist in designing and developing web and mobile applications using the OutSystems platform to support various business processes and service delivery requirements
Work closely with product teams, business analysts, and stakeholders to understand business requirements and translate them into technical specifications and scalable solutions
Design, develop and deploy user interfaces, workflows and integrations for business operations and service delivery purposes
Support the building of application integrations that connect multiple platforms and external systems
Help maintain application architecture and infrastructure to support operational,reporting, and analytical workloads across the ecosystem
Implement application testing, validation, and optimisation processes to ensure application quality and performance
Monitor applications and systems to identify potential issues and performance bottlenecks
Support the maintenance of OutSystems applications
Assist in troubleshooting and resolving application-related issues
Create and maintain documentation of application development processes and system configurations
Job Requirements
Qualification & Experience
Relevant education qualification in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, or related technical fields
3–5 years of experience in OutSystems solution delivery
Experience Delivering Applications In Public Sector Projects Preferred
OutSystems related certifications preferred
Understanding of application architecture and design patterns within OutSystems
Proficiency in OutSystems development including web services integration and API development concepts and processes
Knowledge of database systems, both relational and non-relational, and their query languages
Familiarity with AWS cloud services such as S3, Lambda, API Gateway, and DynamoDB
Understanding application security, access controls, and logging
Exposure to version control systems such as Git and CI/CD practices
