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Barclays is seeking a Senior Software Engineer -UI in Pune to design and develop enterprise-scale web applications. The role requires strong expertise in React.js, modern UI technologies, and the ability to work across UI and backend components. You will contribute to shaping the future of financial technology within a hybrid work environment.
Barclays is a global financial services provider, shaping the future of financial technology. Its Pune campus is a state-of-the-art technology hub, home to 9,000 colleagues across Operations, Technology, and Functions, focused on building game-changing technology and offering high-quality service to clients and customers worldwide.
As a Senior Software Engineer -UI at Barclays, you will be instrumental in designing, developing, and improving software solutions that provide critical business, platform, and technology capabilities. This role involves supporting strategic objectives by identifying business requirements and delivering innovative solutions, working within a hybrid model in Pune.
Core: React.js, HTML5, JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS3, LESS, Bootstrap, Node.js, Jest, JSON over HTTP, Java, Spring Boot, REST API Tooling & Platforms: Docker, Kubernetes, OpenShift, GitLab, Jenkins, Git, Bitbucket, Kafka, MQ, Oracle, MySQL Concepts: Micro-frontend architecture, CI/CD pipelines, DevOps, performance optimization, observability, event-driven architectures
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