Backend Engineer (Spring Boot)

As an Application Lead, you will lead the effort to design, build, and configure applications, acting as the primary point of contact. Your typical day will involve collaborating with various teams to ensure project milestones are met, facilitating discussions to address challenges, and guiding your team through the development process while ensuring alignment with organisational goals. You will also engage in strategic planning and decision-making to enhance application performance and user experience, fostering a culture of innovation and continuous improvement within your team.


Responsibilities:

  • Expected to be an SME.
  • Collaborate and manage the team to perform.
  • Responsible for team decisions.
  • Engage with multiple teams and contribute to key decisions.
  • Provide solutions to problems for their immediate team and across multiple teams.
  • Mentor junior team members to enhance their skills and professional growth.
  • Facilitate regular team meetings to discuss progress, challenges, and solutions.


Requirements:

  • Experience in Java.
  • Experience in REST API Design.
  • Experience in GraphQL Schema Design.
  • Experience with NoSQL Data Modelling (Azure Cosmos NoSQL).
  • Experience in Data Streaming (Confluent Kafka).
  • Experience with Spring Boot, Spring Batch, Spring Cloud.
  • Hands-on experience in Authentication and Authorisation (OAuth 2.0 MSFT EntraID).
  • Familiar with Azure Cloud Services (App Services, Azure Monitor, API Management, etc).
  • Any AI Skills are preferred.


Additional Information:

  • The candidate should have a minimum of 8 years of experience in Spring Boot.
  • A 15-year full-time education is required.
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