Angular Developer with Python and AWS

Company: LTM
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Location: London
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you will design and develop scalable, secure web apps and cloud-native solutions using Angular, Python and AWS. You’ll work in a small, collaborative team to deliver clean code and integrate components across systems. You will deploy to SIT/UAT environments, troubleshoot, and contribute to continuous delivery and documentation. The role offers exposure to cloud architecture, microservices and end-to-end development in a hybrid work setup from London.

Responsibilities

  • Produce clean, efficient code from specifications or user stories
  • Integrate software components between in-house and third-party apps
  • Deploy tested code to SIT/UAT environments
  • Support, troubleshoot, and upgrade applications
  • Recommend and implement improvements
  • Create technical documentation for solutions
  • Conduct peer reviews of colleagues’ code
  • Collaborate with architects and developers on solution design
  • Estimate user stories and feed into Product Backlog
  • Write unit tests and ensure acceptance criteria
  • Support CI/CD initiatives and remove technical impediments
  • Liaise with DB administration and infrastructure teams for live deployments

Key requirements

  • Experience as a software developer in Agile environments
  • Proficiency in Python, Angular 6, JavaScript, JSON, Java
  • Experience with CI/CD and build/deployment tools (e.g., Bamboo)
  • Knowledge of microservices, APIs and cloud (AWS, Azure)
  • REST API integration experience
  • SQL database development and cloud deployment (RDS in AWS)
  • Containerization with Docker/Kubernetes/Fargate
  • Experience with version control systems (Git, TFS)
  • Experience across full SDLC and test-driven development
  • Experience with technical documentation and user stories
  • Collaborative team player
  • Strong problem-solving mindset
  • Attention to detail and accuracy
  • Angular 6
  • Python
  • JavaScript

Posted: September 14th, 2026