ASP.NET MVC Developer – Fintech Javascript

ASP.NET MVC Developer – Fintech JavascriptQuant Capital is urgently looking for an ASP.NET MVC Developer join our high profile client.Our client is a recently acquired financial technology business who is currently disrupting the FX trading space. They are driven by their low latency tech.The ASP.NET MVC Development role is expansionary due to a brand new international platform being created. The ASP.NET MVC Developer will be involved in greenfield platform development for a global high demand high transaction payments gateway. The frontend development of their web platform in HTML5, Javascript, angular.js and CSS3 and the backend in ASP.NET MVC and noSQL (which will be gained in experience)Day to day the developer will:Monolithic architecture replacement and scalingAPI and microservice architecture developmentAgile and continuous integration processes evangelistSupporting innovation through the development of new tools, systems and productsWeb Application and DevOps tool developmentBespoke CRM (.net/SQL) Maintenance and DevelopmentASP.NET MVC Developers must have: (Below also shows tech stack)Proven experience in the development of web applications. (ideally high demand)ASP.NET MVCC#Java Script frameworks, JQuery, Node.js, Angular.js 2RESTful webservices, public facing APIs and multi-tenant architecturesHTML5, CSSDatabases – MsSQL, MariaDBOO Design Patterns again ideallyknowledge of user-centered design methodologies, information architecture and usability principlesThis is a unique opportunity for someone to expand further into web technology. You should be driven and interested to gain some serious financial experience. This is a bleeding edge business so if you can make a usability case they will buy it.Flipflops and tshirts are perfectly normal for the office.My client offers one of the best training and development packages in the market, all inclusive.My client is based in Central LondonASP.NET MVC, sql, mvc, .net, Angulkar.js, javascript, greenfield, RESTful webservices, public facing APIs and multi-tenant architectures