Full-Stack Java Developer (Pharma OR Healthcare Experience)

London
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Role- Lead Full Stack Developer

Location- Hammersmith, London, UK

Type- Hybrid (1 day per week in office)

  • Lead developer will provide full stack web application development and maintenance focused on the Vantage SaaS application.
  • Provide project support and planning guidance to the Product Team for new developments and enhancements on existing products.
  • Perform a consultancy/advisory role within the team when presented with new challenges, this includes utilising new technology to streamline and enhance the products and associated infrastructure.
  • Investigate, own and resolving incidents raised by internal and external clients.
  • Lead on time sensitive projects whilst mentoring and directing other team members.
  • Consult and implement data engineering/ETL processes efficiently when required.
  • Provide operational support including infrastructure setup, maintenance and software releases.
  • Investigate and fix bugs discovered within the Vantage application and associated modules.
  • Working with the internal tester to make sure they understand the applications being developed enabling them to carry out full regression testing.
  • Ensuring any given development work meets the defined business requirements.
  • Implement best practice by developing and following the defined processes and procedures.
  • Explain and document technical issues to non-technical staff to ensure they understand each development.
  • Any other duties that are considered as falling under the remit and responsibilities of this post.
  • At least 5 years of experience as a Java web application developer

  • Experience of full stack web application development using:
  • Java, Scala, Spring, Hibernate
  • JSP, Servlets, REST
  • JavaScript, jQuery, React, Redux, Typescript, CSS, SCSS
  • JUnit, ScalaTest, Cucumber, WebDriver & TDD
  • Jenkins
  • Apache Tomcat, nginx
  • Redshift, MariaDB
    *Bash scripts
    *Python

  • Experience developing full stack greenfield applications from inception to development and deployment.
  • Experience using Amazon Web Services (AWS) - EC2, S3, Redshift.
  • Experience of big data and tools such as Hadoop, Spark, etc.

    Mandatory industry experience- Pharma or healthcare

    GCS is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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