Junior Java Developer – FintechTo 60,000 plus Benefits + OptionsQuant Capital is urgently looking for a Junior Java Developer to join our high profile client. Our client is a small fintech firm creating by one of the world's best known personalities in fintech. They are known for solving one of the common problems in the retail financial space and in the current climate this is a unique product. Typically, the longer the consumer leaves the money with the merchant, the greater the reward – i.e. rewards have a time dimension like accruing interest, but functions as a discount, thus increasing the spending power of the consumer. Merchants can also increase consumer spending power by making additional discount coupons available to encourage spend at particular times and/or locations. This is a greenfield project working in conjunction with another team building a mobile application. The Junior Java Developer Must have: Core JavaComputer Science DegreeInterest in mobile applications and React at the frontend. The environment is that of Facebook or Google, relaxed open with time to think and make the right decisions. My client is based in Central London but this is home based for the significant future. Java Engineer, Java Developer, React. JS Growth Javascript CSS HTML Frontend Ruby, Java, Ruby on Rails, CSS, HTML5, Linux REST, Javascript
Java Developer - Home Based in London employer: Quant Capital
At Quant Capital, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic and innovative work environment that mirrors the culture of leading tech giants like Facebook and Google. Our London office fosters a collaborative atmosphere where employees are encouraged to think critically and make impactful decisions, while also providing ample opportunities for professional growth and mastery of cutting-edge technology in the trading operations space. With a focus on employee well-being and a commitment to excellence, we ensure that our team members are equipped with the tools and support they need to thrive in their roles.
