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Impellam Group

Full Stack Engineer

London
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Lorien's leading banking client is looking for an experienced Full Stack Developer to join a major greenfield technology programme within Financial Services.

You will be part of a team building a brand-new Asset Servicing platform, replacing both an existing legacy internal system and a US-based vendor solution. This is a long-term transformation programme offering the opportunity to work across modern front-end, BFF and microservices-based backend technologies.

The role requires genuine full-stack development experience, although candidates can be stronger on either the front-end or backend.

The ideal candidate will be a hands-on Full Stack Developer who is comfortable working across Angular/React, TypeScript/Node.js, Java microservices and SQL. You may naturally lean towards either front-end or backend engineering, but you will have sufficient experience across the stack to contribute to the end-to-end solution.

Previous experience building platforms within Financial Services and particularly Asset Servicing or settlement environments would be a significant advantage.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Design, develop and deliver functionality across the full technology stack.
  • Build modern user interfaces using Angular, with React experience also considered.
  • Work within a Micro Front End (MFE) architecture.
  • Develop Backend for Frontend (BFF) services using TypeScript and Node.js.
  • Design and develop backend services using Java and microservices architecture.
  • Support the migration from Java 8/11 towards Java 21/23.
  • Develop and integrate solutions using MS SQL Server.
  • Work closely with engineering, architecture, product and business teams to translate requirements into scalable technical solutions.
  • Contribute to technical design, architecture decisions and engineering best practices.
  • Support the replacement and migration away from existing legacy and vendor platforms.

Technical Experience

  • Strong commercial Full Stack Development experience.
  • Angular development experience preferred; strong React candidates will also be considered.
  • Experience working with Micro Front End architectures.
  • TypeScript / Node.js, ideally within a BFF architecture.
  • Strong Java development experience, ideally Java 8/11 and exposure to newer versions.
  • Experience developing microservices-based applications.
  • Strong relational database experience, ideally MS SQL Server.
  • Experience working on complex enterprise-scale applications.

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Highly Desirable:

  • Architecture and solution design experience.
  • Experience modernising or replacing legacy technology platforms.
  • Financial Services experience.
  • Experience within Asset Servicing, Asset Management, Securities or Investment Banking environments.

Domain Knowledge

  • Knowledge of the asset and settlement lifecycle would be particularly beneficial, including:
    • Asset servicing and securities processing.
    • Settlement operations.
    • Trade corrections and correction lifecycles.
    • Clearing and execution.
    • Trade booking and downstream processing.
    • Understanding of how transactions flow across front, middle and back-office systems.
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Skills

Angular
React
TypeScript
Node.js
Java
Microservices
MS SQL Server
Micro Front End Architecture
BFF Architecture
Full Stack Development
Asset Servicing
Financial Services

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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