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Cathcart Technology is seeking a Java Software Developer to work on large-scale, business-critical systems with a modern stack.
This remote-first role offers exposure to Java (Spring Boot), React/TypeScript on AWS, plus CI/CD, Docker and Kubernetes. You’ll join a cross-functional Scrum team and contribute to engineering practices in a collaborative, learning-focused environment.
Office visits are optional approximately once per month in South Manchester.
Complex Systems | Modern Stack | Agile & XP Culture
Remote First (office visit approx. once per month - South Manchester)
£50,000 - £60,000 + Bonus + Excellent Benefits
This isn't a traditional enterprise development role. You'll be working on large-scale, business-critical systems in an environment that genuinely values engineering craft, collaboration and continuous improvement.
Agile and XP practices are embedded across the organisation, with a strong focus on TDD, pairing, continuous integration and shared ownership.
You’ll be part of a cross-functional Scrum team, working closely with Product Managers, UX Designers, Test Analysts and fellow Engineers to build and enhance reliable, scalable software.
You’ll also be encouraged to contribute ideas, challenge existing approaches and get involved in how the team continues to improve its engineering practices.
The main requirement is solid commercial Java development experience and good software engineering fundamentals.
They’re particularly interested in Developers who:
The core platform is Java-based, supported by a modern and evolving stack: Java (JDK 17), Spring Boot
React, TypeScript
AWS, including serverless approaches
Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes
Chef, Vagrant, Packer
CI/CD pipelines and DevOps tooling
You won't be expected to know everything listed above. Strong Java fundamentals, a good approach to software engineering and a willingness to learn are much more important.
There's a strong internal engineering culture with communities of practice, regular knowledge sharing and dedicated innovation days focused on learning and experimentation.