Irvine, United States$110,000 - $140,000 /yearYesterdayUntil 10/5/2026
Full timeOn-site
Job description
Project Description:
Luxoft is looking for a Full-stack Developer who will be working with our customer—one of the world's largest investment management companies. Based in Southern California, our client manages close to $2 trillion in assets and is working with Luxoft in a full-scale upgrade of their technology. We are looking for talented and ambitious people. It's a high-potential engagement with an opportunity to expand our reach into a large share of their new and existing business.
Responsibilities:
Work in a SCRUM team, collaborate with clients and business analysts, and be able to quickly understand the new requirements and help identify the changes to the system.
Develop and present recommendations from analysis of the current solution. Assist in code peer reviews and build and test functional enhancements.
Identify areas for code refactoring. Review and contribute to the development process and procedures to assist in the continual improvement of the development team activities.
Strong organization, communication, and interpersonal skills.
Responsible for full-stack development of Java and TypeScript code to meet specifications and designs, using best practices. Development of a world-class web services code base.
Effort estimation and task breakdown—estimating the cost of implementing new changes and identifying risk.
Mandatory Skills Description:
5+ years of commercial development experience
Java
Frontend experience:
Angular
Typescript
Backend experience:
Java 8+
Spring/Hibernate
Messaging (JMS/Kafka/RabbitMQ) is desirable
QueryDSL is desirable
DevOps experience:
Linux, Bash
AWS, Docker, OpenShift, and Kubernetes are a plus
Python is a plus
DBMS experience:
Strong SQL knowledge must
Postgres/Oracle experience is desirable
Development paradigms and best practices: GoF, SOLID, etc.
Tests coverage metrics understanding
Passionate about software development
Committed to deadlines, self-organized, client-oriented