TL;DR

Software Engineer (Java/Spring): Develop and optimize business-critical services for the Fraud Prevention domain with an accent on high performance, scalability, and availability. Focus on designing new services with OpenAPI/REST, collaborating on architecture, and modeling technical solutions for security challenges.

Location: Must be based in Riga, Latvia; hybrid work available with flexibility to work from home or office.

Salary: up to 4000 EUR (gross/month)

Company

%hirify_global% Banking is a leading financial services software and solution partner in the Nordics, empowering financial institutions with modular, pre-integrated banking as a service solutions and market-leading software.

What you will do

Develop business-critical services for the Fraud Prevention domain.
Take strong ownership over business-critical operations within a DevOps culture.
Collaborate closely with product owner, business analyst, and architect on integrated solutions.
Develop new services following best practices based on OpenAPI and REST.
Optimize applications for high performance, scalability, and availability.
Collaborate with the architecture team and lead new implementation areas.

Requirements

Minimum 2 years of experience as a software developer.
Skills in Java, Spring, Spring Boot, and Kubernetes.
Experience with cloud-based development, deployments, and operations (preferably AWS).
Good understanding of code design and best practices.
Experience working in cross-functional teams and agile processes.
Fluent in English required with good communication and presentation skills.

Culture & Benefits

Exciting and challenging position in an IT company with an impressive customer base.
Ability to become an industry expert in a domain demanding innovation and technology change.
Proactive, knowledge-based, and dedicated work culture.
Hybrid way of working with flexibility to work from home or travel into the new office in Riga.
Benefits package including health insurance and sports.
Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.