Senior Java Developer (Spring)

TL;DR

Senior Java Developer (Spring): Lead the full software development lifecycle for high-performance, scalable banking applications with an accent on technical architecture, security, and enterprise integration. Focus on designing microservices, APIs, distributed systems, and enforcing best practices while mentoring developers.

Company

hirify.global is an independent technology consulting firm with 7,600 people across 60+ countries, delivering solutions in Information Systems & Digital, Telecom, Life Sciences, and Engineering for 1000+ global clients.

What you will do

• Lead design, development, and maintenance of high-performance Java applications in the banking domain.
• Own technical architecture and design, aligning with business requirements.
• Develop backend services using Java and Spring Suite (Boot, MVC, Security, Data).
• Conduct code reviews, troubleshoot issues, and ensure compliance with security and performance standards.
• Mentor junior/mid-level developers and drive engineering best practices.
• Contribute to solution design for microservices, APIs, and scalability.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s or Master’s in Computer Science or related field.
• 7–10 years in Java development, with lead/senior experience.
• Strong banking/financial services domain expertise.
• Deep Java and Spring ecosystem knowledge; system architecture and design patterns.
• Enterprise applications, APIs, distributed systems, SDLC, Agile experience.
• Strong problem-solving, communication, and team leadership skills.

Culture & Benefits

• Global team of 110+ nationalities with diverse perspectives.
• Internal Academy with 250+ training modules for continuous learning.
• 70% of leaders started at entry-level, emphasizing growth and trust.
• Vibrant culture with afterworks, networking, and CSR initiatives like WeCare Together.

Hiring process

• Brief call to discuss motivations and fit.
• 3 interviews (average) with line manager and team on experience, skills, role, and company culture.
• Possible case study: technical assessment, role play, or problem-solving.