Mid-Level Fullstack Java Developer – Banking and Microservices

Leading organization in the online banking sector delivering secure, scalable, and high-performance digital financial services to millions of users.

• Minimum 3 years of professional experience in Java and Angular development.
• Strong knowledge of Java 17 or newer and the Spring ecosystem, including Spring Boot.
• Practical experience with Angular 19 or newer, JavaScript, and Node.js.
• Experience with Git, Maven, or Gradle build tools.
• Hands-on experience working with relational databases.
• Familiarity with developing highly available, scalable applications.
• Solid understanding of the software development lifecycle, including testing and code reviews.
• Excellent team collaboration skills and a proactive learning attitude.
• Proficiency in English, capable of reading and understanding technical documentation.
• Ability to work effectively within Agile methodologies.

Nice to have:

• Experience working with microservices architecture.
• Knowledge of non-relational databases.
• Experience working in the banking or financial services industry.

• Develop and maintain fullstack applications using Java and Angular to support banking operations.
• Design and implement scalable, high-availability backend services utilizing Spring and Spring Boot frameworks.
• Build and enhance responsive frontend components with Angular.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams throughout the entire software development lifecycle.
• Review code quality and ensure adherence to software engineering best practices.
• Write and maintain automated tests to guarantee software reliability.
• Manage application builds and dependencies using Maven or Gradle.
• Work with relational databases, optimizing queries and schemas.
• Deploy and support applications within Kubernetes environments.
• Use Git for version control and collaborative development.
• Troubleshoot and resolve production issues to maintain system stability.

Only candidates with an existing legal right to work in the European Union will be considered.