5 of 5 Remote/Hybrid Event-Driven Jobs in Essex

quality, and delivery Partner with cross-functional teams to deliver solutions that solve genuine business challenges Tech Stack: Core: C#, .NET Core Architecture: Event-driven, microservices-oriented design Cloud: Azure (AWS experience valued), Infrastructure-as-Code Data: SQL, caching strategies, message brokers (RabbitMQ, etc.) Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript ...

.NET and at least one JavaScript framework. - Hands-on experience with Azure or another major cloud provider, plus an understanding of microservices and event-driven architectures. - You love balancing delivery speed with technical excellence, and you're keen to keep learning. What We Offer Competitive salary, equity options ...

monitoring, CI/CD) Background in financial markets, algorithmic trading, or market microstructure (helpful, not required) Experience with distributed systems, message queues, or event-driven architectures What We Offer Competitive salary – negotiable based on experience Mostly remote, with some in-office collaboration days for coordination and planning Yearly ...

testing. Solid understanding of casino game mechanics (RNG behavior, RTP verification, maths balancing, jackpot configuration, bonus rounds). Practical knowledge of RESTful and event driven APIs, JSON validation, server logs, and platform communication flows. Experience with common QA toolsets. Familiarity with regulatory certification and release management processes ...

bring those models to life in the hands of advisers, analysts and banking teams. Your work will focus on: Designing and implementing robust event-driven microservices and APIs Building scalable, cloud-native systems on AWS Developing modern, responsive React front-ends Integrating LLM-powered capabilities into real-world … tooling AWS (e.g., Lambda, ECS/Fargate, API Gateway, SQS/SNS, DynamoDB, RDS) NestJS or equivalent back-end frameworks Microservices and event-driven architectures We also actively embrace AI coding assistants (such as Claude Code) to speed up development, improve code quality and reduce repetitive work ...