Senior Fullstack Engineer (Java/JS) - Hybrid & Impact

Lloyds Banking Group; Manchester; On-site; GBP 70,000 - 87,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading banking organization in Manchester is seeking a Senior Fullstack Developer with expertise in Java and JavaScript. This hybrid role involves designing and deploying both frontend and backend services and mentoring junior engineers. The ideal candidate has a strong background in building RESTful APIs and modern user interfaces. This position offers a competitive salary along with various benefits, including flexible working hours and generous parental leave.

Benefits

Up to 15% pension contribution

Annual bonus based on Group performance

Share schemes, including free shares

30 days' holiday plus bank holidays

Flexible benefits tailored to your lifestyle

Generous parental leave and wellbeing support

Qualifications

• Proven hands-on experience with Java, including designing and implementing RESTful APIs.
• Strong proficiency in JavaScript/TypeScript for building modern, responsive user interfaces.
• Experience with automated testing tools like Jest, Cypress, or Pact.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, test, and deploy frontend and backend services.
• Mentor junior engineers and foster a culture of learning and inclusion.
• Contribute to architectural decisions and help shape our engineering strategy.

Skills

Java

JavaScript/TypeScript

RESTful APIs

Spring Boot

Node.js

React

Next.js

Redux

Vue.js

Angular

Docker

Kubernetes

CI/CD tools

GitHub Actions

Jenkins

Cypress

Jest

Job description

A leading banking organization in Manchester is seeking a Senior Fullstack Developer with expertise in Java and JavaScript. This hybrid role involves designing and deploying both frontend and backend services and mentoring junior engineers. The ideal candidate has a strong background in building RESTful APIs and modern user interfaces. This position offers a competitive salary along with various benefits, including flexible working hours and generous parental leave.