About this role

About the role
IL4 is natively built on both Java and C#. This role is the true bidirectional profile: a developer who reads and
writes both languages fluently and can move between them daily. The work includes converting Java services to
C# using AI-assisted conversion as a first pass plus hands-on rework, and working across the existing Java and C# code as the architecture consolidates. This is the hardest of the Crown profiles to fill, so screen tightly.

What you will do
Work across both Java and C# code in the IL4 codebase, moving between them as the work demands.
Convert Java services to C# / .NET, using AI-generated first drafts as a starting point and finishing them by
hand to the client& C# patterns.
Review AI-converted output for correctness, missed edge cases, hallucinated APIs, and behavior drift
between the Java original and the C# result.
Map Java constructs to their .NET equivalents (Spring to ASP.NET Core, JPA/Hibernate or DAO/SQL to EF or
Dapper, Maven to NuGet).
Preserve service contracts: REST endpoints, payloads, error handling, and config behave the same after
conversion.
Write or port tests to prove functional parity before and after migration.

Must have qualifications:
Deep, current Java: 8+ years production Java, current within the last 1-2 years. Spring Boot strongly
preferred. Can read unfamiliar Java and explain what it does and why.
Strong C# / .NET: 5+ years hands-on C# and .NET Core / .NET 6+, ASP.NET Core Web APIs, dependency
injection, async/await.
Real migration scars: Has personally converted or re-platformed code between different languages (not
just a framework version upgrade inside one language) and can describe what broke and how they proved
parity.
Both languages current: Shipped production code in each within roughly the last two years, not one
current and one from a decade ago.
Parity discipline: Proves equivalence with automated tests, not visual inspection.

Nice to have
Hands-on use of AI coding tools for conversion or large refactors, with an honest view of where they fail.
Interest in building the conversion harness: prompt templates, pattern libraries, parity test frameworks.
Docker/Kubernetes, AWS or Azure, API gateways (Kong), MySQL and SQL Server.