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Come and join the UK's leading Enterprise Digital & Cloud Transformation specialist!
They operate across 40 countries, including Europe, US, Middle East, Asia Pacific, and India.
You will be part of assisting the business in navigating the digital terrain and maintaining competitiveness by harnessing the potential of data, updating applications, and expediting the digital edge for their clients.
The current project represents the next generation of the UK's bio-metric capability replacing and integrating with Legacy systems and other departments.
As a Java Full Stack Developer, you will be part of a multidisciplinary team, helping to self-organise whilst creating a culture of learning and transparency using relevant agile/lean tools and techniques, removing blockers that might slow the pace of delivery
What you'll need?
Experience in on-premise infrastructure using hyper-v virtualisation
Java 8, Java 11, Spring Framework, Spring Boot
Understanding of JavaScript: Angular and NodeJS preferred
Microservices development experience
Relational Database development experience
REST APIs
CI and DevOps technologies (Hands-on experience on Git, Jenkins, and Ansible preferred)
AWS (ECS, EKS, API Gateway and Serverless technologies)
Agile development - Scrum, Kanban, TDD, BDD
Bonus skills:
Docker and Kubernetes
Apache Camel and WSO2 Integrator (or similar products)
ELK stack
OpenStack platform
Workflow/Business Process Management tools and BPEL
Terraform
Azure Cloud Platform
Public Sector experience
Package:
Base salary £70,000 - £80,000
Discretionary bonus
Pension (4% employer and 5% employee)
22 days holidays + 4 days full paid sick leave days
Private medical insurance + death insurance (4x salary)
Reading or Croydon, hybrid working
Reminder:
"All applicants must be SC Cleared to be eligible for this role"
We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/belief, sexual orientation or age.
