Java Developer - Remote UK - £400/day Outside IR35 | Java 17-21 | Spring Boot | Angular | Restful APIs | JSON | .NET | SQL | Object‑Oriented design | SaaS Platform

Java Developer - Remote UK - £400/day Outside IR35 | Java 17-21 | Spring Boot | Angular | Restful APIs | JSON | .NET | SQL | Object‑Oriented design | SaaS Platform

We're looking for Senior Java Developers to join a client of mine to support the ongoing evolution of a large‑scale platform transformation. You’ll be part of a collaborative engineering team delivering modern and scalable SaaS solutions.

This role offers the opportunity to influence the technical direction of a major SaaS transformation programme, modernising legacy capabilities while delivering new platform

What You’ll Be Doing

As a Java Developer on the project, you’ll work end‑to‑end on business‑critical applications, building scalable solutions with Java 17–21 and Spring Boot, alongside modern front‑end tech including Angular and Flutter. The role involves developing REST APIs, collaborating closely with cross‑functional teams in an Agile environment, and helping balance innovation with stability as the platform continues to evolve.

Tech Stack: Java, Spring Boot, Angular, Restful APIs, JSON, .NET, SQL, Object‑Oriented design, Flutter

Skills

Strong commercial experience with Java (17–21)

Solid experience using Spring Boot 3.x

Working knowledge of Angular 16/17

Experience working with Flutter / Dart

Experience building RESTful APIs

Comfortable working with JSON and Excel data formats

Strong grasp of Object‑Oriented design and SOLID principles

Confident communicator with a growth mindset

Experience with C# .NET 9

• SQL / relational database experience

Ability to influence technical direction and architectural decisions

Experience working in large, evolving enterprise platforms

Java Developer - Remote UK - £400/day Outside IR35 | Java 17-21 | Spring Boot | Angular | Restful APIs | JSON | .NET | SQL | Object‑Oriented design | SaaS Platform

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