Do you enjoy designing, implementing functional Java applications, and solving technical issues?
Do you want the chance to jump on a fast-growing, globally expanding company within the Fintech and Martech space?
Do you love working within a fun and strong software engineering culture where you need to solve daily challenges that you can’t just Google for?
We’re looking for someone curious about tech, with a global and future-thinking mindset to help us produce and implement functional software solutions. In this role, you should be able to work independently with little supervision. You should have excellent organisation and problem-solving skills.
What we work with:
Java EE/Wildfly/Spring Boot
Flyway to manage database versioning
JUnit for testing
SonarQube for code analysis
MySQL/PostgreSQL for persistence
GitLab CI
AWS
Kubernetes
Strong Agile methodologies
A BSc or MSc in computer science or similar will be a plus. If you also have 5+ years of hands-on experience in software development and agile methodologies, we’d like to meet you. And if you know the difference between programming languages and frameworks, we might be a perfect match!
We’re all about flexible working, as long as you get the job done. Because we're all about building a workplace for the future here at Gifted and believe in equal opportunities and celebrate diversity. We’re an inclusive workplace, where everyone is welcome, everyone can be natural, and be the best versions of themselves. You’ll help us to keep doing business the right way – keeping Gifted an inclusive and inspiring place to work while reinforcing our culture of staying little as we grow big.
Gifted started with a simple mission: to build the world's largest network of resellable Gift Cards and today, our footprint spans 12 European countries. We’re currently going through an exciting period of growth, spreading joy through Gift Cards across Europe and that means we need more brilliant people who share our ambition, to join in with the next, most exciting, part of our story.
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