About the Role
We are seeking an experienced Siebel Developer to join a major federal government program focused on modernising and optimising CRM systems. You’ll work across configuration, scripting, workflows, and integrations to deliver reliable, scalable, and maintainable solutions.
This role is perfect for a Siebel professional who enjoys working across the full SDLC — from requirements and design through to build, test, and deployment.
Canberra | Hybrid (3 days on-site) | Contract – 12 months + extensions
Why Join Us
Long-term contract (12 months + likely extensions).
High-profile government program with enterprise-level challenges.
Competitive daily rates and payroll.
Support from Mirand’s dedicated Siebel and CRM recruitment team.
Requirements
Key Responsibilities
Configure Siebel objects (Applets, Views, BCs, BOs, WF processes) based on functional requirements.
Develop and maintain Siebel scripts (eScript) and Business Services.
Build workflows, runtime events, and user properties to automate business processes.
Support integration work including EAI, Web Services, and REST APIs.
Work closely with testers to support testing and resolve defects.
Produce and maintain documentation and deployment guides.
Participate in code reviews and knowledge-sharing sessions.
Contribute to performance tuning and defect prevention.
Required Skills & Experience
5+ years’ experience in Siebel configuration and development.
Strong knowledge of Siebel Tools, workflows, business services, and scripting.
Experience with Siebel EAI and integrating external systems (SOAP/REST).
Familiarity with Siebel runtime events, server components, and configuration best practices.
Solid SQL skills and understanding of relational database concepts.
Experience with version control (Git, Subversion) and Agile delivery methods.
Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting abilities.
About the Company
You will be working with a large federal agency that relies on Siebel as a mission-critical platform. The program focuses on improving stability, scalability, and end-user experience while rolling out new functionality to support government service delivery.