Java Developer – Financial Services

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Job type
Temporary
Location
London
Working Pattern
Full-time
Specialism
Software Development
Industry
Banking & Financial Services
Pay
Up to £650pd Umbrella

Java Developer, Financial Services, Spring, Kafka, Microservices

I am currently working with a London-based financial services client who are actively multiple a senior Java Developers to work on a brand-new business-critical project.

What you'll need to succeed :

5+ years' Java Development experience in financial services.
Extensive experience with SpringBoot, Spring MVC, and Spring Security.
Strong experience in distributed programming.
Extensive microservices development experience with RESTful services.
Strong cloud experience.

What you'll get in return :

Up to £650pd Umbrella.
London-based hybrid working.
Initial 6-month contract with extensions.

What you need to do now :

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