Full Stack Developer
Huxley Associates•Charing Cross, Central London
Contract
£40k - £70k
per year
👁️ 0 views•📝 0 applications•Posted 8/19/2026•Expires 9/18/2026
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Job Description
Salary: £40,000 - 70,000 per year
Requirements:
• We are looking for a Full Stack Developer with strong experience in Java, Spring Boot, and microservices.
• We need hands-on UI development experience with Angular, TypeScript, and JavaScript; React experience is also welcome.
• We require experience with Kafka, MQ, and FIX Protocol.
• We need experience in Investment Banking or Investment Management.
• We are looking for familiarity with AI-driven development tools such as Claude Code, GitHub Code, and Windsurf. Responsibilities:
• We will have you develop and implement applications used across trading.
• We will rely on you to contribute across the full stack as part of our development team. Technologies:
• AI
• Angular
• Claude Code
• GitHub
• Support
• Java
• JavaScript
• Kafka
• React
• Spring
• Spring Boot
• TypeScript
• Windsurf
• microservices
• UX UI Design
• Fullstack
More:
We are an Investment Management business hiring a Full Stack Developer to join our team on a 12-month rolling contract. This role is based in London with four days per week in the office. The rate is up to £(Apply online only) via umbrella. We support development and implementation of applications used across trading and are open to candidates with strong full-stack and investment industry experience.
last updated 33 week of 2026
Required Skills
JavaSpring BootmicroservicesAngularTypeScriptJavaScriptKafkaMQFIX ProtocolInvestment BankingInvestment ManagementReactAI-driven development toolsClaude CodeGitHub Code
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