Software Engineer

• Real-time Event-Driven Architecture.  
• Great chance for growth & upskilling.
• Well established, highly regarded business with a start-up vibe.

This is the opportunity to join a small but international company as they further develop their automated real-time financial CRM. Having just been through series A funding there in a prime position to grow out the team. 

What you’ll be doing 

Working with cutting-edge technology, and a team eager to find even better approaches you'll help to further develop the platform and suggest new practices. 

You'll be reporting directly to the CTO & CEO who are very agnostic about your skills coming in. Predominantly working with Kotlin but are happy with any solid programming background as they're more than happy to upskill you in Kotlin.  

The system is a microservices architecture orchestrated via Kubernetes and hosted in Azure its an event-driven architecture with Kafka, enabling an event sourcing approach. So we are looking so someone who is skilled in either microservices or event-driven Architecture, although, a strong passion will suffice! 

The teams are small, cross-functional, DevOps teams working with pair programming with a strong focus on automation to reduce cycle time and a philosophy of keeping things as simple as they can be. 

What experience you’ll need to apply

• Previous work with event-driven architecture or microservices.
• Solid skills in modern Object-Oriented or Functional Programming.

What you’ll get in return for your experience 
A great salary of up £60k with yearly reviews, flexi-time so you can choose when you work. Although they would like someone in the Manchester office more often than not, they realise for the best talent this may not be feasible so feel free to apply if you are out of the manchester range.

You'll get to work with cutting-edge technology, and a team eager to find even better approaches so you'll have constant opportunities to upskill. 

What next
Does this sound like the one? Send your CV to Will to find out more, or feel free to send over an email with any questions.