AWS Backend Engineer (Inside IR35)

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10 months ago
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Job Title: Senior AWS Engineer

This is not a devops position. Our client is looking for a back end engineer who can make Lambda's Type Safe and make step functions resilient.

PAYE or Umbrella (Inside IR35)

Responsibilities

Develop using Typescript/JavaScript
Participate in the full software lifecycle, including support and continuous integration.
Contribute to the technical direction of the team.
Provide guidance and mentoring to other developers on the team.
Share and generate new ideas, providing constructive and useful feedback to peers.
Work with internal teams, external vendors, and colleagues in the US.
Quickly build prototypes and collaborate with top experts in Machine Learning across the industry.

Essential Skills

At least 2 years of experience as an AWS software developer.
Expertise in working and following the best practices of using AWS serverless.
Proven ability to refactor and write performant and clean code.
Experience or ability to quickly pick up JavaScript/Typescript.
Experience working with CI/CD in an agile team.

Additional Skills & Qualifications

Recent experience writing Lambda's in Typescript or Javascript, NOT python
Experience with Lambda, DynamoDB, S3, AppSync/GraphQL, API Gateway, and Step Functions.
Responsibility for reviewing and testing your own and teammates’ code.
Restless attitude and a drive to always make things better and quicker.
AWS Certificate's are a big bonus

Work Environment

The role offers a hybrid working arrangement, combining remote work with time in the office. You will work with various technologies including AWS serverless, JavaScript/Typescript, and more. The team operates in an agile environment, emphasising continuous integration and delivery.

Job Type & Location

This is a Contract position based out of Isleworth, United Kingdom. 2 days in office non negotiable, 3 days WFH

Location

London, UK

Rate/Salary

350.00 - 420.00 GBP Daily

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