Java Developer (3598CA8)

Referment is working with a London-based technology company that builds data transparency and accountability tools for the investment management industry. Its platform aggregates and validates cost and holdings data from across the investment supply chain, allowing pension funds, asset managers and other service providers to share and interrogate validated information about their investment activities. The engineering team works in a distributed agile setup, building high-throughput services that process financial data at scale.

The Role You'll join a small engineering team working on a range of challenging projects built around Java 17+ microservices and streaming technologies. The services you build sit at the heart of the platform, so performance matters: you'll design and ship high-throughput components that process large volumes of financial data reliably. We are building out the team at several levels of experience, so there is scope whether you are a strong mid-level developer or a senior engineer looking for more ownership. You'll work closely with product and fellow engineers in short agile cycles, deploying as soon as work is ready.

What We're Looking For

• Deep core Java knowledge and a real interest in performance-critical, high-throughput systems
• Experience with test-driven development, with automated testing and continuous integration central to how the team works
• The ability to explain technical concepts clearly to non-developers as well as to your peers
• Comfort working as part of a distributed, agile team

Development Stack

• Open source: JUnit 5, Mockito, gRPC, Spring Integration, Apache Flink
• Environment: Linux, GitHub, Jenkins, Maven
• Infrastructure: PostgreSQL, Kafka, Kubernetes, Docker, ArgoCD, Puppet
• Cloud: AWS

Desirable Knowledge of trading and operations in any asset class, market data, risk, accounting or fund administration would be advantageous, though it is not essential.

This could suit an experienced Java engineer from a financial markets, fintech or high-volume data background, or a strong generalist developer keen to work on performance-critical systems.

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