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5 months ago
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Join us as a Software Engineer

This is an opportunity for a technically minded individual to join us as a Software Engineer

You’ll be designing, producing, testing and implementing working software, working across the lifecycle of the system

Hone your existing software engineering skills and advance your career in this critical role

What you'll do

Working in a permanent feature team, you’ll be developing knowledge of aspects of the associated platform across the disciplines of business, applications, data and infrastructure. You’ll also be liaising with principal engineers, architects in the domain and other key stakeholders to understand how the platform works and how it supports business objectives.

You’ll also be:

Applying Agile methods to the development of software on the backlog

Producing resilient and long-lived software and acting flexibly to cope with future needs

Delivering intentional architecture and formulating emergent design through innovative ideas, experimentation and prototyping

Designing and developing software with a focus on the automation of build, test and deployment activities, using executable patterns

The skills you'll need

We’re looking for someone with strong full stack experience in software design and implementation, including being able to exploit programming languages to solve complex problems. You’ll also need to be capable of complex requirements analysis capture and validation against and with business and systems requirements.

Additionally, you’ll demonstrate:

Strong knowledge and experience using Java, Spring Boot, Kafka, Mongo, AWS and React JS

Experience of leading the implementation of programming best practice, especially around scalability, automation, virtualisation, optimisation, availability and performance

Sound collaboration skills with the ability to work with business teams to produce pragmatic solutions that work for the business

Experience of information security policies and practices within the financial sector

Strong stakeholder management skills with the ability to communicate complex technical concepts in a simple way

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