Middle Java Developer (Angular)

We are looking for a Mid-Level Java Developer to join our team and contribute to the development of robust and scalable applications. If you are passionate about technology, have experience in developing SPA applications, and want to work in a dynamic and challenging environment, this opportunity is for you!

Work at Exadel - Who We Are

Since 1998, Exadel has been engineering its products and custom software for clients of all sizes. Headquartered in Walnut Creek, California, Exadel has 2,000+ employees in development centers across America, Europe, and Asia. People drive Exadel’s success and are at the core of our values.

About the Customer

Our customer is the biggest investment bank from Latin America, operating in Investment Banking, Corporate Lending, Sales & Trading, Wealth Management, Asset Management, SME, Digital Investments and Banking. Since inception, in 1983, the Bank has been run based on a meritocratic partnership culture, focused on clients, excellence and a long-term vision. We have cemented our status as one of the most innovative sector players and have won numerous national and international awards. We currently have almost 6,000 employees in offices across Brazil, as well as in Chile, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Mexico, the US, Portugal and England.

Requirements

• Solid experience with Java and Angular
• Strong knowledge of RXJS and NGRX
• Proficiency in HTML, CSS, and SASS
• Experience in SPA development

Differentials

• Experience with unit testing
• Knowledge of Server-Side Rendering (SSR) development
• Experience with cloud computing services (AWS)
• Background in the financial market

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain applications using Java and Angular
• Implement and optimize features using RXJS and NGRX
• Build responsive and high-performance interfaces using HTML, CSS, and SASS
• Actively participate in the development of Single Page Applications (SPA)
• Collaborate with the team to ensure code quality and efficiency
• Work with agile methodologies and best development practices