Java Developer- London

London
3 weeks ago
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We’re looking for skilled Java engineers who are keen to build on their experience and take on exciting challenges in a fast-moving environment. If you have a solid foundation in Java, enjoy problem-solving, and want to work with modern tech stacks, we’d love to hear from you.
PLease READ all the reqs before applying:
What You’ll Be Doing

  • Developing robust and scalable solutions using Java and modern frameworks
  • Applying strong object-oriented programming (OOP) principles
  • Leveraging Java 8+ features (streams, functional interfaces, collections) for clean, efficient code
  • Building and maintaining RESTful APIs using best practices
  • Implementing multi-threading and performance optimization strategies
  • Working with frameworks like Spring Boot, Guice, and Mustache for web applications
  • Writing unit and integration tests with JUnit, Mockito, Wiremock, and Cucumber
  • Managing databases like Postgres, Aurora, and ElasticSearch, with caching solutions such as ElasticCache
  • Deploying applications using Docker and Kubernetes, with AWS infrastructure experience being a plus
  • Setting up CI/CD pipelines with Bitbucket, Terraform, Jenkins, and Ansible
  • Handling queuing and event-driven architectures with Kafka and SQS
  • Implementing security best practices and monitoring/logging solutions (ELK stack, RedHat SSO, SonarQube)
    What We’re Looking For
  • At least 2 years of hands-on Java development experience
  • Strong problem-solving skills and an ability to work in an agile, fast-paced environment
  • A solid understanding of modern Java frameworks, tools, and best practices
  • Someone who enjoys learning, improving, and taking ownership of their work
  • Good communication and collaboration skills
    Security & Work Eligibility
    Due to the nature of the role, candidates must:
  • Have UK or EU settled status with full right to work in the UK (we’re unable to offer visa sponsorship)
  • Be eligible for UK security clearance, which typically requires at least five years of continuous UK residency with no significant travel gaps
    What’s on Offer
  • Hybrid working – typically two days a week in the office, with flexibility
  • Private medical insurance – your health matters
  • Travel allowance – support for your commute
  • 25 days holiday with the option to buy more
  • Pension scheme – plan for the future
  • Annual performance-based bonus – your contributions are valued
  • Life and income protection insurance – peace of mind for you and your family
  • Additional benefits including dental, critical illness cover, and cycle-to-work schemes
    Interested?
    If this sounds like the right opportunity for you, hit apply – we’d love to chat

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