Java Engineer

Oxford-based ed-tech startup Classlist is building a data driven platform for parents who are struggling to keep on top of school life. We are seeking a Java Engineer to help rocket the business to the next level.

Your role will be to help us develop amazing and intuitive web & mobile apps for parents at thousands of schools. You’ll be working on our API services built on Google App Engine and contributing to the architecture of our services as they scale. You must be a great engineer with a good sense of humour and like a good challenge! You’ll be able to contribute to the design and user experience as well as the development of features.

Why you’ll love working for Classlist

• Flexible remote working
• A truly entrepreneurial team with a desire to change the industry
• An opportunity to work for a market-leading, rapidly growing, venture backed company (extra points if you can say that 5x fast)
• Family friendly environment
• Competitive salary

Responsibilities

• Development of new API features
• Input into data architecture and design
• Issue diagnosis & resolution
• Maintaining and expanding automated test suites

Requirements

• 3-4 years experience in Java development
• Strong test driven development mindset, experience with test frameworks eg Mockito
• Knowledge of git, Jira & other development tools; Agile processes
• Knowledge of cloud technologies, particularly Google Cloud is a bonus
• Knowledge of database technologies, SQL, NoSQL
• Strong collaboration and communication skills, both verbal and written
• Ability to be flexible and adaptable in a dynamic startup environment
• Desire to learn about new technologies and systems

How to apply

If you’re interested in the role please send in your CV and a short covering letter explaining why you're right for this role. We want to hear how you see yourself fitting into the Classlist family, and what the role means for your future. Describe how you'll approach the work we do and how you can contribute. If you have a portfolio share it and give us a short overview of your favourites.