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Java Developer

Wearehaystack — United Kingdom · Posted ~1 day ago

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Skills

Java Spring Boot Backend Microservices AWS Kubernetes CI/CD Agile Methodologies Public Sector Transformation Problem Solving Security Clearance

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Summary ✨ AI‑Generated

A Java developer is sought to build backend microservices and web applications for large-scale public sector transformation initiatives. The role requires active security clearance, cloud or Kubernetes experience, strong CI/CD practices, Agile delivery, and a consultative approach to solving complex problems.

Highlights

Opportunity to contribute to large-scale government transformation projects, build public-facing digital services, work with modern cloud and microservices technologies, and join a collaborative, people-first environment.

Description

We're working with a dynamic digital consultancy that specialises in delivering innovative technology solutions for public sector clients, focusing on large-scale government transformation projects. The Role Develop Java backend microservices for central government projects. Work with Spring Boot-based web applications. Collaborate with stakeholders in an agile environment. Contribute to public-facing websites and platforms. Apply a consultative approach to problem-solving and solution building. Participate in a people-first work environment. What You'll Need Proven experience as a Java Developer or Software Engineer. Active SC security clearance is a mandatory prerequisite. Experience with central government transformation projects, ideally with GDS. Proficiency in AWS and/or Kubernetes. Strong CI/CD mindset and agile methodologies. Ability to travel to London monthly. What's On Offer Opportunity to work on impactful public sector projects. Collaborative and people-first work environment. Immediate start available. Apply via Haystack today!