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Senior Java AWS Serverless Developer required- very stable and well established client . Salary up to £66371+ 10% bonus + highly attractive benefits package and flexible work arrangements . Straight forward interview process that can be done in a week . Our client is revolutionizing the shopping experience by connecting brands and retailers with consumers through user-generated content on a global scale. They provide brands with real-time insights and tools to boost customer engagement and drive sales. Theyre looking for a Staff Backend Engineer to shape the future of their data infrastructure. In this role, you'll design scalable systems, power client-facing dashboards, and optimize performance through your expertise in data pipelines, APIs, and cloud technologies. What You'll Do: Design and maintain high-performance data pipelines in Java Build and optimize web applications with modern Java frameworks Manage workflows with Apache Airflow and leverage AWS for scalable cloud solutions Enhance data workflows for efficiency and reliability, ensuring data quality Troubleshoot complex issues in data pipelines and web apps Contribute to data and web infrastructure design Mentor junior developers and promote best practices Ideal candidate. Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field Proficient in Java (Java 8+), web technologies (Spring Boot, JavaServer Faces), and SQL Experience with data pipelines, ETL processes, and data storage (relational and NoSQL) Skilled in AWS (EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, CloudFormation) and Apache Airflow Familiar with distributed computing (Apache Spark, Hadoop) and stream processing (Kafka, Flink) Strong problem-solving, analytical, and team collaboration skills Benefits Salary up to £66371k base + 10% bonus+ other fantastic healthcare and pension benefits. If you believe you are well-suited for this role please apply via this link or contactPhil Gambledirectly for an informal discussion via LinkedIn or WhatsApp. Phil boasts over 19 years of experience in the Tech recruitment industry, successfully delivering challenging IT recruitment campaigns for global IT software companies in the US, UK, and Ireland. Reach out for a conversation on how we can support your career or hiring needs. Skills: Java serverless aws Benefits: pension bonus

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