Java Developer - 9 Month FTC

Billingsgate
5 days ago
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Our client is in the Financial Sector and is looking to hire a Java Developer for a 9 month FTC - Maternity Cover. This role is hybrid with 3 days a week in Central London. The technology team is around 50 people and you will be working in an Agile team alongside 3 other Software Engineers.

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Our client is in the Financial Sector and is looking to hire a Java Developer for a 9 month FTC - Maternity Cover. This role is hybrid with 3 days a week in Central London. The technology team is around 50 people and you will be working in an Agile team alongside 3 other Software Engineers.

Description

Design, develop, and maintain software applications aligned with business requirements.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration of systems.
Conduct thorough testing and debugging to enhance software performance and reliability.
Provide technical support and troubleshoot issues within the technology department.
Document software designs, processes, and updates for future reference.
Ensure compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements in all software solutions.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of development practices and tools.
Stay updated with emerging technologies and recommend their adoption where applicable.Profile

Must haves:

Java
Kotlin
Spring BootNice to haves:

Terraform
Financial Services
AWSJob Offer

9 month FTC
Contributory personal pension plan: - Minimum: Employee 2% and Employer 7%. Employer matches contributions in 1% increments to a maximum of: Employee 5% and Employer 10%
Private medical for you and family
Bonus

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