Senior Software Developers (Full Stack)

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Clarksons Research is the leading global provider of intelligence and research across shipping, trade, offshore and energy. Respected worldwide, the Clarksons Research team of over 160 experts provides powerful data, analytics and insights through a range of online platforms, reports, valuations and consultancy work.  Clarksons Research is part of the Clarksons Group, the world’s leading integrated shipping services provider and a FTSE 250 company.

The Role:

We are looking for experienced full stack developers to join our expanding development team to work on innovative big data projects.

You will have extensive experience in developing high-performance front-end applications, APIs, back-end services, database solutions and CI/CD pipelines. You will need to be confident working with streaming data, able to understand complex workflows and large relational databases. Any experience of Azure Kubernetes Services would be advantageous.

Profile of ideal candidate:

•                    Able to lead in a range of development areas

•                    Excellent communication skills with team members and stakeholders

•                    Strong analytical, problem solving and issue resolution skills

•                    Hands-on, dependable, quality-conscious and result driven

•                    Flexible and able to adapt to new ideas with a can-do attitude

•                    Able to learn and research independently

 

Technology stack (experience in as many of these is preferable): 

•                    Client: Angular, Typescript, JavaScript, Bootstrap, Kendo UI

•                    Services: C#, WebApi, Python

•                    Data: SQL Server, Postgres, Azure Databricks

•                    Platform: Azure Event Hubs, Azure Kubernetes Services, Azure Redis

•                    Analytics and Machine Learning: Python, Azure OpenAI


Salary                                   Competitive (dependent on experience)plus bonus and benefits

Location                              London/Midlands/Hybrid

Number of vacancies    1-2

Start date                           Q2 2025

Vacancy type                    Full-time, permanent post

Further details                 https://www.clarksons.net/about-us

https://www.linkedin.com/company/clarksons-research/

How to apply                   CV and cover letter, quoting referenceCRSL/RES-DEV/SSD/711, to Apeksha Mehta:

Closing date                     31st March 2025 (though applications accepted immediately)

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