We are looking for a Full Stack Developer to help us build and improve SiteView using React, Java and AWS. If you enjoy working across front-end and back-end development, solving technical challenges and collaborating with an experienced team, we’d like to meet you!
Key about your role
As a Full Stack Developer at Keylane UK, you help develop SiteView, our digital claims platform. SiteView enables insurers to automate workflows, manage digital site visits and connect customers, claims teams and suppliers throughout the claims process. Your work helps make that experience easier to manage and follow. Keylane
You contribute throughout the development lifecycle, from prototyping and developing new features to testing and deployment. On the front end, you work with JavaScript, React, Redux Saga, HTML and CSS. On the back end, you use Java/J2EE, Maven, jOOQ and MySQL, with Docker and AWS forming part of the wider development environment.
Alongside building new functionality, you improve what is already there. You investigate application issues, resolve bugs and identify performance bottlenecks. You follow sound development practices and take responsibility for writing code that is secure, maintainable and reliable.
You work closely with fellow developers and colleagues across the business to understand requirements and translate them into practical solutions. Whether you are exploring a new feature or troubleshooting an existing one, you combine technical curiosity with attention to detail.
Key about your team
You join a small team of experienced developers working on SiteView. Together, you build secure, scalable SaaS software for enterprise customers.
Collaboration is an important part of the role. You discuss technical challenges, share knowledge and work with colleagues from other departments. You are comfortable progressing your own work independently, while knowing when to involve others and work through a problem together.
About Keylane Property & Casualty
Keylane develops SaaS platforms that help insurers modernise their operations and improve the service they provide to customers. Our Property & Casualty portfolio includes Axon and SiteView, bringing together core insurance software and digital claims capabilities. SiteView works alongside existing core systems, helping insurers improve their claims processes without replacing their entire technology landscape.
Requirements
- You have at least five years of relevant development experience, working across the front end and back end with this technology stack or a comparable one;
- You have hands-on experience with Java/J2EE, JavaScript, React and MySQL, alongside familiarity with Maven and jOOQ;
- You have experience using Docker and a solid understanding of networking;
- You enjoy investigating problems and developing sustainable solutions. You work carefully, take initiative and pay attention to the quality of what you deliver;
- You communicate clearly, build good working relationships and collaborate effectively with people from different backgrounds. You are comfortable working independently and learning new tools and technologies;
- You have a degree in computer science, mathematics or another technical subject, or equivalent practical experience or qualifications.
You must have the right to work in the UK.
It’s a plus if you have experience with AWS services such as EC2, RDS, SES or SWF; React Native; Jenkins; Python; or Bash. Familiarity with GitHub, IntelliJ and macOS is also useful.
Using AI
- You have practical experience using AI-assisted development tools, such as Claude, OpenAI tools, GitHub Copilot or Cursor, in professional work or your own projects. You can explain how you have applied them to activities such as understanding code, developing features, writing tests or troubleshooting;
- You understand where these tools can support the development process and where human judgement is essential. You provide clear requirements and context, and recognise when an output needs further investigation;
- You critically assess, test and debug AI-generated code and suggestions. You remain responsible for the correctness, security and maintainability of everything you deliver.
Benefits
- Starting with a gross annual salary between 46.000 and 66.000 GBP for a senior candidate based on fulltime employment
- Income Protection
- Life Insurance - 4x annual salary
- 8% Employer Pension Contribution
- 25 holiday days + 8 inclusion days (Bank Holidays)
- Company Bonus Scheme
- Flexible Working
- Edinburgh or London | Hybrid / remote working
Skills Required
- At least five years of relevant full-stack development experience
- Hands-on experience with Java/J2EE, JavaScript, React, and MySQL
- Familiarity with Maven and jOOQ
- Experience using Docker
- Solid understanding of networking
- Ability to investigate problems and develop sustainable solutions
- Strong communication, collaboration, initiative, independence, and attention to quality
- Degree in computer science, mathematics, another technical subject, or equivalent practical experience or qualifications
- Right to work in the UK
- Practical experience using AI-assisted development tools such as Claude, OpenAI tools, GitHub Copilot, or Cursor
- Experience with AWS services such as EC2, RDS, SES, or SWF
- Experience with React Native, Jenkins, Python, or Bash
- Familiarity with GitHub, IntelliJ, and macOS
What We Do
As the leading European supplier of robust, highly configurable and customer-centric SaaS platforms to the insurance and pension industry, Keylane offers solutions that optimise today’s business processes, unburdens our clients and empowers them to be future-ready and agile. With a track record in successful implementations, our dedicated experts, supported by capable partners, work to deliver an ecosystem of emerging technologies that enables our clients to deliver best-in-class services and products. Headquartered in Utrecht in the Netherlands, Keylane employs over 675 people and delivers services to over 225 insurance and pension companies across the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Switzerland and the Netherlands Antilles.
