Senior Java Fullstack Developer (KYC)

Location: Hybrid in Lisbon or Porto; candidates must already have the legal right to work in the European Union.

Salary: €4,830–€5,670 gross under a B2B contract, or €2,450–€2,800 net under a permanent contract.

Company

Work with a client that is a leading banking group transforming financial services through digital solutions.

What you will do

• Design, develop, and implement front-end and back-end components of the KYC Referential application within the Mass Onboarding initiative.
• Write clean, testable code and conduct thorough testing to ensure quality and performance.
• Apply development best practices, participate in code reviews, and address technical debt.
• Work across multiple projects, share insights, and integrate best practices.
• Handle maintenance requests, prioritize tasks, and adapt to changing project needs.
• Troubleshoot technical issues and collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver robust, scalable solutions.

Requirements

• 9+ years of experience as a Full Stack Developer in an agile environment.
• Expertise in Java EE, Spring Boot, Spring Batch, Spring MVC, Maven, and JBoss.
• Experience with Angular 2+.
• Proficiency in unit testing with JUnit, Mockito, or similar tools.
• Good knowledge of software design patterns.
• Experience with relational databases, particularly Oracle.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills in English, with fluent command of the language.
• Existing legal right to work in the European Union.

Nice to have

• Knowledge of Linux and shell scripting.
• Familiarity with continuous integration tools and principles.

Culture & Benefits

• Hybrid work model based in Lisbon or Porto.
• Opportunity to contribute to banking technology and financial security solutions.
• Work across multiple projects with cross-functional collaboration and knowledge sharing.
• Choice of B2B or permanent contract arrangements.

Hiring process

• Submit a CV, preferably in English.
• Confirm consent to the processing and storage of personal data.