Senior Full Stack Developer (Remote)

Project Description

We are looking for the star Java Developer who is not afraid of work and challenges! Gladly becoming a partner with famous financial institution, we are gathering a team of professionals with wide range of skills to successfully deliver business value to the client. T-shade concept of people is the one we follow in the hiring process, but let’s talk about the project itself.

Our client is one of leaders in Financial Market and looking for strengthening its front-tier risk calculation and management. It involves a lot of different sub-systems to get integrated and make them working as the one meeting high quality standards including performance and robustness. Technology stack we are targeting at is Kafka, Java, Kubernetes.

Are you the one who is willing to dig deep into Financial Market? Are you T-shaped person who is not afraid of doing variety of work? Then we suit you perfectly! Submit your CV and our team is going to reach to you asap!

Responsibilities

100% hands-on role.

Able to understand business requirements & make technical backlog stories for self & others.

Work in team, where everyone has different technical skills. Hence open to listening ideas & explain your ideas.

Understand business need and contribute to sprint backlog, stories writing/grooming.

Agile based development cycle

Skills

Must have:

• 6+ years of experience

• Proficient in Java programming

• Experience using Angular and TypeScript

• Good knowledge of testing methodologies. Can write unit tests for unfamiliar code, analyze code coverage, and analyze failing test cases.

• Knowledge of tools such as Jenkins or GitLab CI/CD

• Experience in SQL Server

• Hazelcast

• Unit tests & Integration tests, using JUnit/Mockito

Nice-to-Have Skills Description:

Knowledge of RDBMS architectures and database tooling, especially for Oracle or SQL Server

Basic Linux tooling and administration: package installation and tooling, shell scripting, managing file systems

Knowledge of Ansible

Basic understanding & use of API Security patterns