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Role Title: Java Developer
Location: Glasgow
Duration: 31/12/2026
Days on site: 2-3
Pay Rate: £304 per day all inc. (PAYE through Umbrella)
Role Description:
A development team working in Markets Pre-Trade. Responsible for a suite of Prime Finance applications that book, process, and send borrow/loans of securities. Our applications handle trade lifecycle actions, interest repayments, and reporting requirements for business users and downstream systems.
About the role:
Both roles will primarily involve Java development. The work will focus on our existing suite of Java applications, providing new functionality as requested by our business users and fixing bugs identified by our QA, development team, and users.
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We work with three applications:
- A Spring Batch Java application that processes and sends data using Kafka and MQ. It uses a SQL Server database to store data used by batch jobs and intraday processes.
- A Spring Boot Java application that hosts microservice web pages used to view static data and post trade lifecycle actions.
- A vendor-based system running on a Linux server used to process and store data.
Responsibilities:
- Independent work on feature requests and bugfixes for our Java applications.
- Liaise with the QA and development team to prioritise work and handle critical work requests.
- Clearly document and communicate changes to the rest of the team.
- Attend team meetings to discuss strategy and status on work items.
- Communicate with our business users to verify requirements and ensure changes made are working as expected.


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Candidate Requirements:
- Experienced in Java development (Spring Boot or Spring Batch experience preferred).
- Experienced in SQL.
- Comfortable with messaging systems (MQ or Kafka preferred).
- Knowledgeable in containerisation and cloud deployment fundamentals.
- Comfortable with Unix command-line (Experience using Bash also helpful).
- Experienced using version control such as Git.
- Clear communicator who documents changes and decisions well.
If you are interested in this position and would like to learn more, please send through your CV and we will get in touch with you as soon as possible. Please note, candidates are often Shortlisted within 48 hours.
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