Full Stack Developer

At The Workshop, we invent and reinvent software solutions so businesses can rise above the competition. From disruptive fintech to cutting-edge encryption, we’re all about thinking big and bringing our razor-sharp ideas to life. We’re not bogged down by process or limited by lack of aspiration. And we trust each other to make intelligent decisions, to challenge, change, improve and perfect. It’s a culture where forward-thinkers like you can be fearless.

What you´ll do

-          Work on both server-side and client-side development for an n-tier enterprise Full stack application

-          Design and develop code, put it into action and support projects on the application level.

-          Code responsible from the very beginning until production environment.

-          Write, maintain and document unit and integration tests, and write up new and modified functionality

-          Regularly analyse and review the code crafted by fellow visionaries to make sure it’s always spot-on

-          Work closely with Technical Leads and Architects to make our software design and quality unbeatable

What you´ll bring

-          Strong Java Backend skills, (multithreading, OOP…)

-          Good testing practices (Unit testing, Junit)

-          Database development.

-          Agile methodology exposed.

-          Continuous integrations tools.

-          Excellent problem solving skills.

-          Starving to keep learning and touching new languages/frameworks

Nice to have:

-          Vanilla JavaScript, Typescript, RX, ES6. (Angular, React)

What you´ll be

Armed with plenty of recent commercial J2EE (Java 8 and 10) experience, you’ll be well-versed in:

-          web development (Angular 6)

-          web services (REST)

-          Spring boot, Spring cloud,

-          Java build tools (Maven, Docker, Kubernetes…) as well version control systems (Git.)

-          unit testing frameworks (JUnit) and unit testing practices, contract testing.

-          Apache Cassandra.

-          concurrent programming and threading

You’ll be well-organised too, whether you’re making stuff happen in a team or getting on with things on your own. And you’ll have no problem coming up with ideas – or explaining them clearly.

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.