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Java Developer

Bruin Financial & Professional Services
Manchester, United Kingdom
Last month
£75,000 – £85,000 pa

Salary

£75,000 – £85,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Location
Hybrid
Seniority
Mid
Education
Degree
Posted
22 Apr 2026 (Last month)

Benefits

Excellent benefits
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Full Stack Engineer (Java) – Financial Services
Location: Manchester (Hybrid)
Salary: Competitive + excellent benefits

We’re working with a global financial services organisation looking to hire a Full Stack Engineer to join a high-impact engineering team delivering scalable, enterprise-grade solutions.

This is a hands-on role, ideal for someone who is strong in Java and enjoys working across the full stack, contributing to architecture, delivery, and modern engineering practices.

The role

You’ll play a key role in delivering end-to-end software solutions, working closely with product and business stakeholders to build secure, scalable, and resilient systems.

While this is a full stack role, there is a strong emphasis on Java (Spring) and backend engineering, alongside exposure to modern frontend, cloud and DevOps environments.

Key responsibilities

  • Design, build and deliver scalable microservices using Java (Spring)
  • Own delivery across the full software lifecycle (design, build, test, deploy, support)
  • Work closely with stakeholders to translate business requirements into technical solutions
  • Contribute to architecture decisions, system integrations and modernisation initiatives
  • Implement best practices across code quality, testing and DevOps
  • Support cloud adoption and platform improvements
  • Develop and integrate AI-driven capabilities into applications and workflows
  • Ensure high standards across security, performance, and reliability

What we’re looking for

  • Strong Java development experience (Spring) in complex environments
  • Experience building microservices and API-driven architectures
  • Good understanding of DevOps practices (CI/CD, automation, testing)
  • Experience with tools such as GitLab, Docker, Splunk, AppDynamics
  • Exposure to frontend technologies (JavaScript / TypeScript, Angular)
  • Experience working in agile environments (Scrum / Kanban)
  • Interest or experience in AI tools and integrating AI into applications
  • Financial services experience is beneficial

Tech environment

  • Backend: Java (Spring, Maven), Groovy
  • Frontend: JavaScript / TypeScript (Angular)
  • Architecture: Microservices
  • Testing: JUnit, Spock
  • DevOps & tooling: GitLab, Docker, CI/CD pipelines
  • Cloud & monitoring: Private cloud, Splunk, AppDynamics

Why apply

  • Join a globally recognised financial services organisation
  • Work on large-scale, high-impact systems
  • Strong focus on modern engineering practices and innovation
  • Opportunity to work with AI-driven technologies
  • Excellent career progression within a structured environment

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