Luxoft is a global leader in high-end software development.
Luxoft is looking for talents with a passion for technology & ready to create original solutions. Once on board, you are invited to expand your knowledge & skills, offering you a continuous learning experience helping you stretch your potential.
So if you’re enthusiastic by the idea of accessing cutting edge technology & innovation to make an impact, why don't you join us?
The successful candidate will work on developing HTML / JavaScript components and associated back end services of the application, assist in analysis and estimation of new requirements, and integrate services for pricing and execution delivered by server-side components. Collaboration will be required with a design/user experience group providing visual assets for components to ensure a consistent user experience is maintained. Co-ordination will also be required with peer web developers to ensure code deliveries adhere to coding guidelines and to non-functional benchmarks.
Expertise in modern web technology, including:
- HTML5
- CSS3
- JavaScript (preferably ES2015)
Open-source libraries, tools and technologies, especially:
- react
- redux
- d3.js
- lodash.js or underscore.js
- node.js
- webpack
- npm
- sass / less
- karma.js
- babel
Knowledge, understanding and experience of:
- REST APIs
- Distributed version control systems (preferably Git)
- Automation technologies for testing and other purposes
- Agile/lean development processes
It would be beneficial for you to have:
- Knowledge of investment banking and the foreign exchange
- Personal code visible in your www.github.com profile
- Technical writing or talks published on a blog or elsewhere on the internet
- Experience with other programming languages such as Java, etc.
- Experience with real-time data-streaming and messaging systems
The project is the bank's strategic single dealer platform aimed at internal/external users for sales and trading of FX products built using the modern technology stack (HTML5, Javascript/ES2015, React/Redux, Websockets/Rest and Java8 at the backend).