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A leading tech firm in the UK seeks a Java Full-Stack Developer. You will develop services using Java and React while working on AI-driven tools. Ideal candidates should have strong Java and Spring Boot experience, with full-stack capabilities. This hybrid role offers a salary of £85,000 to £90,000, along with benefits including private medical cover and training budget.
Java Full‑Stack Developer
Location: London (Hybrid)
Salary: £85,000 – £90,000 + benefits
Overview
I’ve partnered with an exciting tech firm who are building software that transforms how stakeholders make important decisions. What started as a consultancy has evolved into a SaaS platform that helps organisations cut through hundreds of pages of board packs and focus on what matters. Their products combine Java, AI, and modern web technologies to deliver clarity and speed for decision‑makers.
They’re estimated at nearly $30M annually and have 3 offices globally, with the view to grow their UK footprint. Having recently doubled down on AI‑driven tools, they are tackling the biggest pain points stakeholders have: information overload and poor decision‑making efficiency.
Compensation: Up to £85k, private medical cover, life insurance, 25 days leave plus bank holidays, training budget and mental health/wellbeing benefits available.
Contact
Interested in learning more? Or know people who might be interested? Please get in touch via Rebeka.mulk @ opusrs.com or add me on Linkedin – Rebeka Mulk @ Opus recruitment solutions to have an informal chat.
Please note, this is a hybrid role in London (can also offer flexibility for the right individual). No sponsorship on offer.
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