Senior Software Engineer, Java, GO, Node, GCP, SpringBoot, Kafka, Kubernetes, Docker

Excited by the prospect of having a real impact on the build of a new software platform....?

Motivated by working alongside a top team in a rewarding environment...?

Stuck in a role where enhancements and fixing maintenance issues are becoming increasingly important....?

Want to write new, clean, containerised software....?

I’m working on a new role for a sports technology client based in London.

They are expanding their US squad as they have just begun a very exciting new platform build which will support their move in to the US. Already an established leader in the UK and Europe, they are a team of 200 and growing.

The role will offer the chance to work on the latest stack with the best tools available and you will be working on complex challenges related to huge data sets, concurrency, scalability and infrastructure.

It’s being built with a Microservices architecture and you will be helping to build new REST apis which will be returning accurate data within milliseconds from this new feeds platform.

The role will involve full end to end delivery of the new services. A distributed, realtime, messaging platform.

You will be working on clean, fully tested, containerised code with the following;

• Java/GO/Node

• GCP

• ElasticSearch

• NoSQL

• Kafka

• Kubernetes

• Docker

• TDD

It’s a hugely inspiring environment and you will work across different squads in a fully Agile way, contributing to the architecture and design of the new platform.

Benefits include;

• 9% contributory pension

• 25% bonus

• Opensource contributions

• Genuine support for industry leading accreditations

• Private Healthcare for you and family

• Gym membership

 *Remote working policy or hybrid if preferred. 

It’s a permanent role, circa 85K base with a 25% bonus.

If you're not getting these things from your current role and want a new challenge then I'd love to hear from you.

Senior Software Engineer, Java, GO, Node, GCP, SpringBoot, Kafka, Kubernetes, Docker