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Senior Full Stack (Java/Kotlin/React/TS) Engineer

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šSenior Full Stack Engineer ā Java/Kotlin&React
šLondon | Hybrid
š¦Tier 1 Investment Bank | Prime Finance
We are partnering with a Tier 1 investment bank on a major, multi-year transformation of its Prime Finance Equities platform.
The Equity Accelerator programme is re-engineering core trading and post-trade systems, replacing legacy architecture with modern event-driven, cloud-native technology and delivering advanced capabilities including cross-margining and credit financing.
This is a genuine engineering role working on live, financially critical systemsā not a greenfield project or generic Java delivery.
š§ What you'll be doing
- Build Java/Kotlin event-driven services and modern React/TypeScript applications
- Develop real-time user experiences using WebSockets
- Modernise complex legacy trading and post-trade systems
- Design for failure handling, ordering, replay and data integrity
- Apply TDD across unit, integration and E2E testing
- Work with Kafka, Solace, TIBCO EMS, SQL Server&MongoDB
- Build and deploy using Docker, Kubernetes/OpenShift&CI/CD
- Work with OpenTelemetry, ELK&Grafana
- Use AI-assisted/agentic coding tools for legacy analysis, testing and refactoring
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Youāve got the grades and the economics background, and your bank internship is exactly the experience this scheme looks for. Apply soon ā deadlines close within the month.
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šÆ We're looking for
- Strong Java/JVM engineering experience
- Kotlin experience or willingness to learn
- Strong React + TypeScript production experience
- Event-driven / message-passing / event-sourcing experience
- Redux, WebSockets and API integration
- Genuine hands-on TDD experience
- Background in capital markets, trading or post-trade
- Experience with iterative delivery, trunk-based development and CI/CD
- Senior-level autonomy and strong architectural instincts


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ā Desirable
- Prime Brokerage, Synthetic/Swap or Cash Equities experience, plus exposure to Corporate Actions, 871(m), EMIR, MiFID, Kafka, SQL Server, Kubernetes/OpenShift or cloud-native platforms.
If you're a senior full-stack engineer looking to work on complex financial technology with real business impact, I'd be keen to speak.
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