Full Stack Engineer - Java

A global technology transformation consultancy, offering a blend of strategic, creative and scientific capabilities. Proud to have been consistently recognised as a top employer in the UK, reflecting their commitment to creating an exceptional workplace for our people. If you’re curious about what it’s like to work here, you’ll find a culture built on continuous learning, personal ownership, and delivering real value. Monthly team drinks, team breakfasts and team away days contribute to an excellent social environment. When it comes to training and certifications, there are a wide range of programs in areas including: Cloud Technologies, Programming, DevOps, Cybersecurity, Agile Delivery. **There is a flexible office working policy in place, with no set amount of days required in office. About the Role You’ll be part of a forward-thinking digital practice that delivers large-scale transformation programmes for a wide range of enterprise clients. This growing, high-energy community values innovation, continuous learning, and the opportunity to make meaningful impact through technology. You’ll work as part of diverse, multi-disciplinary teams, collaborating closely with clients to design and deliver modern digital solutions that solve real business challenges. As a Java-focused Full Stack Engineer, you’ll help shape technical visions and translate them into high-quality, scalable outcomes. You’ll build cutting-edge digital products while applying a strong understanding of business value and a consultative, solutions-driven mindset. Engineers in this team work across a broad mix of projects and gain exposure to an extensive range of technologies, including (but not limited to) Node.js, Java, Kotlin, Spring Boot, RESTful microservices, and NoSQL databases.

• Experienced building microservices with Java
• Experience using JavaScript/TypeScript to build frontend web applications
• Experience working in an agile team environment
• Experienced using working with cloud technologies Job Owner: d.prosser Tagged as: Java, JavaScript, React.js