Typescript Developer

Synechron

London

1 year ago

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This is a contract position inside IR35 and is expected to run for at least a year. It’s a hybrid role based in the London offices. The pay rate is £650 - £700 per day DOE

Synechron's global consulting firm combines creativity and innovative technology to deliver industry-leading digital solutions. Synechron's progressive technologies and optimization strategies span end-to-end Artificial Intelligence, Consulting, Digital, Cloud & DevOps, Data, and Software Engineering, servicing an array of noteworthy financial services and technology firms.

With top clients to boast about, Synechron has a global workforce of 14,000+, and has 55 offices in 20 countries within key global markets. For more information on the company, please visit our website

We're in search of a Typescript Developer with strong Typescript and preferably some exposure to web security to work in conjunction with our team combined with one of our most valued clients.

The Snowflake Developer must possess the following skills and experience:

Experience using TypeScript, Next.js, Postgres (SQL) and AWS
Knowledge of common algorithms and data structures for dealing with large quantities of data (e.g., building data-intensive systems)
Adept at providing feedback to engineering teams via code review
Exposure to a wide range of languages, frameworks, and cloud technologies

The following would be hugely beneficial but not vital:

Strong working knowledge of Snowflake and ETL processes and data ingestion
Experience working in regulated environments
Any previous Consulting experience working closely with Engineers
Experience writing standards, policy documentation or policy as code
Exposure to modern development tooling such as Kubernetes, Istio, Github/Gitlab, Open Policy Agent, Cosign, and exposure to CNCF-maintained tools

Why Work for Synechron!?

We have stunning 7th floor offices in London's city, close to Liverpool Street and Moorgate train stations. We're a stone's throw from the Bank of England and a number of bars and restaurants plus a 5-minute walk from St Paul's Cathedral and shopping Centre.

Our offices feature breakout areas, our very own FinLab and a roof terrace with great views of the city where we enjoy summer BBQs! We have a good-sized kitchen with free soft drinks. We hold Christmas and summer parties that feature exciting, team-building activities.

We come to the office (or client offices, majorly in London) on a flexible basis. This will need to be worked out with your line manager, but we do promote flexible working and are fully onboard with people who need to work around school drop-offs / pick-ups etc.

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