Full Stack Engineer (Java / ReactJS)

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Adept Resourcing are recruiting on behalf of a Tier-one bank, on a ongoing KYC project, looking for Full Stack Engineers (Java / Rreact JS) for an initial 6 month project (highly likley to renew). This is a hybrid role, with 3 days a week in the Sheffield office.

Responsibilities

Hands-on development, delivering production-grade code aligned to a microservices-based architecture
Supporting system architecture and design in line with engineering best practices
Maintaining awareness of business, engineering, and non-functional requirements
Driving and contributing to a strong engineering culture across teams
Collaborating with global teams across multiple regions
Proactively identifying risks, removing impediments, and communicating issues to programme management
Identifying process inefficiencies and implementing innovative, programmatic improvements

Required Experience

Strong software engineering background with proven experience designing, developing, and deploying backend applications
Java (preferably recent versions)
Front-end development using ReactJS
Experience delivering solutions within a microservices architecture
Regular delivery of changes to production at high cadence
Building and delivering RESTful APIs to production
Experience designing schemas and working with PostgreSQL databases

Desirable Experience

Containers and orchestration technologies (Docker, Kubernetes) and exposure to GCP
Previous experience within the banking or financial services sectorPlease apply for immediate consideration.

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