OutSystems Low-Code Developer

About the role

An OutSystems developer is sought to join a team driving digital transformation for enterprise and government clients. The role involves designing and delivering scalable, secure low-code applications on the OutSystems platform, working closely with business stakeholders and analysts, integrating with external systems and improving the platform continuously.

Key responsibilities

• Work with business stakeholders and analysts to understand requirements and deliver technical solutions.
• Design, develop and maintain applications on the OutSystems platform.
• Build integrations with external systems using REST APIs, SOAP services and other middleware.
• Monitor platform performance and identify areas for improvement.
• Support end users with training, documentation and troubleshooting, and act as the main point of contact for client technical questions.
• Own issues through to resolution, meeting SLAs, and perform root cause analysis.
• Follow OutSystems best practices and client policies for performance, scalability and security.
• Take part in code reviews, sprint planning and Agile ceremonies.
• Prepare and present statistical reports in weekly and monthly client progress meetings.

Required profile

• Diploma in Information Technology, Computer Science or Computer Engineering.
• 3+ years of software development experience with OutSystems, including OutSystems 11 and ODC.
• Associate Developer or Associate Traditional Web Developer certification required; Tech Lead, Architecture Specialist or other specialist certifications preferred.
• Public sector or compliance-driven environment experience preferred.
• Agile and CI/CD pipeline experience preferred; leadership or senior developer experience preferred.

Required skills

• OutSystems Service Studio, Integration Studio, Lifetime, ODC Studio and ODC Portal.
• .NET, SQL and JavaScript.
• HTML, CSS, responsive design and RESTful APIs.
• Relational databases, SQL and database design.
• OutSystems security, user roles and permission models.