5 of 5 Maven Jobs in the City of London

opportunities performance bonuses We are looking for: Experience as a Software Engineer in one of: Backend development and it’s ecosystem (Java Spring boot, Maven, Python) Frontend development and it’s ecosystem (JS/TS, React, Npm) Familiarity with CICD, containerisation, deployment technologies & cloud platforms (Jenkins, Kubernetes, Docker ...

grade testing using JUnit 5, Mockito Experience with clean architecture, DI, modular design Comfortable owning CI/CD, code quality, observability Familiarity with Docker, Maven, Jenkins ⭐ Nice to Have Apache Calcite Starburst or federated query engines JVM performance tuning High-throughput service interfaces (REST/gRPC) Data governance ...

event‐driven systems deployed to cloud environments (AWS, EC2, EKS, Kubernetes) Experience with memory architectures and network performance in low latency platforms Experience with Maven or Gradle (Maven preferred), and JUnit Experience in Git or other source control systems Experience in CI/CD concepts Strong communication skills ...

least one of the following industry verticals: Telecommunications, Travel & Hospitality, Financial Services, Contruction, or Retail, navigating their unique landscapes with finesse. Networking Maven: Leverage your extensive industry contacts to cultivate new business opportunities, recognising the value of a robust network. Educational Background: Hold a Bachelor's degree in Business ...

improving JFrog Artifactory and Xray as part of the bank's CI/CD pipelines Managing repositories and package lifecycles across .NET (NuGet), Maven and Python ecosystems Owning Xray policies and SBOM generation, so security findings and controls are enforced consistently Extending the integration between JFrog and ServiceNow … real examples rather than a list of tools Experience with binary repository and package management for at least one of .NET/NuGet, Maven or Python, ideally more GitHub and GitHub Actions experience (TeamCity is used too, but Jenkins or similar is fine - it can be picked ...