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senior full stack developer

Posted on: 08 March 2023

Employer:
eFinancialCareers
Salary:
£80,000 per year
Location:
london
Job Type:
Full-time
Deadline:
19 April 2023
Visa:
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Senior Full Stack Developer

Location – London, Shoreditch

Model – Hybrid (3 days a week in the office)

Permanent role

Salary - £80,000 base. Bonus and benefits

A rapid grow firm are looking to digitally disrupt how the global supply chain and logistics arena operates, are looking for a talented Full Stack Developer to drive further tech enhancements across existing and future platforms and apps.

The ever-growing firm has a great story and are now looking for people with a great vision of what the future could look like to join them. If you have a passion for digital innovation and an interest in how supply chains and logistics chains can be simplified and bettered on a global scale, then this is a role which will appeal greatly.

Working on the core frontend dev stack, developing user interfaces to improve user experience and writing APIs for distributed microservices based architecture. You will be working with tech languages such as: React, Typescript, Java, Spring boot,

As an early member of the team, you will be a key in shaping company culture and setting software dev practices.

Key responsibilities within the role:

?          Developing new features or APIs

?          Implementation of user interfaces / components.

?          Write automation tests

?          Working with product owners / technology to refine requirements

?          Actively participate in Software dev processes

?          Code reviews

?          Perform proof of concepts to validate technical decisions and choices

The ideal candidate will have:

?          Strong technical expertise in Typescript and Java.

?          Exposure in testing backend services such as APIs, Databases, Micro-services.

?          Worked on FE with modern frameworks like React/Angular

If these requirements and are interested in joining in building a secure future for the UK, we’d love to hear from you.

For further information and a full job description please do contact Kayln at Paritas Recruitment on -

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Occupation Title: internet developer
SOC Code: 2137
Minimum Salary: £26,000.00

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