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We’re working with a market leader in KYC tech who are the front runners in Anti-Money laundering SaaS solutions. Since 2019 Dutch and EU regulations have meant that it is a legal obligation for all accountancy firms to run KYC checks on all of their clients. In the past this process could take days or weeks, leading to many small businesses losing customers. The answer to this is this clients latest product, a SaaS platform that leverages AI and ML to run these checks in a matter of minutes.
They like to see their solution as SaaR – Software as a Relief!
Since the product’s inception in 2019, it has garnered 500 active clients organically through sustainable growth, now with over 2 million in first seed funding, the focus is on hockey-stick growth. They are now on the hunt for a Senior Java Developer.
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The ideal candidate for this role should have a minimum of 4 years of experience in Java development and the Spring Boot framework. They should be proficient in building various services on a Cloud service provider, preferably AWS. Hands-on experience with DevOps principles and Infrastructure as Code is desired. A strong understanding of CI/CD and related tooling is required. The candidate should possess excellent relationship-building skills to collaborate effectively with application teams, cross-functional IT, and global/local IT teams. Leadership and teamwork abilities are essential for working in an agile environment with DevOps application ‘pods’ to deliver AWS-specific capabilities. Experience in maintaining internet-facing production-grade applications in virtualized environments (cloud computing platforms and services) is expected. Familiarity with containerization technologies like Docker and Kubernetes, as well as scalable networking technologies such as Load Balancers/Firewalls and web standards (REST APIs, web security mechanisms), is preferred.