Backend Software Developer Java - FinTech

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Backend Software Developer Remote / London to £80k

Backend Software Developer (Java API Data Structures Algorithms) *Remote*. Are you seeking a Backend Software Developer role where you can use modern technologies and continually develop your skills? Do you have a keen interest in financial trading and a desire to work on technically challenging, interesting projects?

You could be progressing your Backend Software Developer career within a successful and well-established FinTech start-up.

As a Backend Software Developer, you will be responsible for building, maintaining, and shaping the company's calculation engine and backend services to provide functionality and to help clients understand and optimise their costs. The company adopt a large and modern technology stack (including Java 8, AWS, Lambda, Maven, Kotlin and Angular 5) and will continually encourage you to keep up to date with the latest tech trends. You'll be working on a range of projects such as integrating derivatives valuation models, implementing margin methodologies, and building analytics to help clients understand and optimise their costs.

This is a fully remote role allowing you to work from anywhere within the UK.

Requirements:

You have commercial Java development experience including a good understanding of the Java foundations, memory models, frameworks, and API's

You have obtained a STEM subject / Computer Science degree from a red brick university (2:1 and above)

You have a good understanding of computer science fundamentals (Data Structures, OO Design, Algorithms, Concurrency)

You have excellent communication and collaboration skills

You have a passion for technology and programming and a desire to continually learn

As a Backend Software Developer you can expect to earn a competitive salary (up to £80k) plus benefits.

Apply today or call to have a confidential discussion about this Backend Software Developer role.