Harvey Nash
Full Stack Kotlin Developer

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Senior Full Stack Kotlin Developer
📍 London | Hybrid Working
💰 Up to £86,000
We're partnered with a growing digital consultancy delivering large-scale transformation programmes across both public and private sector organisations. Due to continued growth, they're looking for a Senior Full Stack Kotlin Developer to join their engineering team, with scope for experienced candidates to operate at Lead level.
You'll work alongside product managers, designers, delivery specialists, and engineers to build secure, scalable digital products that solve real-world problems for thousands of users.
The role:
- Develop modern digital products using Kotlin and Java
- Design and build scalable microservices and REST APIs
- Contribute across the full software development lifecycle
- Work with cloud-native technologies across AWS, Azure, or GCP
- Support CI/CD pipelines and DevOps best practice
- Mentor developers and help drive engineering excellence
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to deliver user-centred solutions
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Key experience required:
- Commercial Kotlin and JVM development experience
- Strong Java background
- Spring Boot and wider Spring Framework expertise
- Microservices and API development experience
- Exposure to Node.js, TypeScript, or modern web technologies
- AWS, Azure, or GCP experience
- Docker, Kubernetes, and Infrastructure as Code knowledge
- Experience with CI/CD tooling such as Jenkins or Azure DevOps


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What's on offer:
- Salary up to £72,000 for Senior Developers
- Up to £86,000 for outstanding Lead-level candidates
- Hybrid and flexible working
- Strong pension contribution
- Private healthcare options
- Additional holiday purchase scheme
- EV salary sacrifice scheme
- Life assurance and wellbeing benefits
- Ongoing learning and development opportunities
If you're an experienced Kotlin engineer looking to work on high-impact digital transformation projects while continuing to develop your technical leadership skills, I'd be keen to speak with you.
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