Contract
Posted on 17 March 26 by Bob Cromer
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Location: Wilmington, DE / Iselin, NJ / Charlotte, NC / Phoenix, AZ / Irving, TX (Hybrid – 3 days onsite)
Duration: 12-Month Contract (Extension/Conversion Possible)
Interview: 1-Hour Virtual Panel
We are seeking a Specialty Software Engineer with strong Smalltalk development experience to support modernization of legacy credit card servicing applications.
This role sits within a Scrum team responsible for maintaining existing Smalltalk-based systems while contributing to a long-term migration to Java-based architecture. The applications support consumer and small business credit card servicing platforms used in call center operations.
Develop, maintain, and enhance Smalltalk-based applications.
Package and deploy applications in non-production environments.
Troubleshoot and resolve issues within legacy systems.
Contribute to modernization efforts transitioning from Smalltalk to Java-based systems.
Support backend development aligned with modern architecture standards.
Collaborate on system improvements and long-term platform evolution.
Apply object-oriented programming (OOP) principles and design patterns.
Participate in Agile/Scrum ceremonies (2-week sprints, story-based work).
Collaborate with developers, product teams, and stakeholders.
Work with Microsoft SQL Server and related data systems.
Support integration between legacy and modern platforms.
5+ years of Smalltalk development experience
Strong understanding of OOP concepts and design principles
Experience with application packaging and deployment
Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
Excellent communication and collaboration skills
Experience with Java (backend development preferred)
Exposure to full-stack development (React UI is a plus)
Experience working in Agile/Scrum environments
Background in financial services or enterprise systems
Smalltalk Development
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Application Deployment
Java (Backend Preferred)
SQL Server
Agile / Scrum
Legacy System Modernization