Lead the design and development of full-stack solutions, with emphasis on event-driven microservices, APIs, and data platforms
Drive iterative modernization by decomposing monoliths into shared, modular services
Build reusable capabilities aligned with product-centric domain models
Contribute to agentic architectures and intelligent automation that power seamless user experiences
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver measurable business outcomes, not just features
Mentor junior developers and promote best engineering practices
Design, develop, test, and maintain cloud-ready microservices and APIs
Work with streaming data pipelines (Kafka) to enable real-time insights
Apply platform-thinking approaches by building reusable and discoverable capabilities
Ensure quality from the start through automated validation and CI/CD pipelines
Deliver value iteratively, focusing on finishing and deploying features
Partner with product and architecture teams to ensure systems are decoupled, scalable, and SaaS-mature
Use monitoring and feedback loops to drive data-informed improvements
Proactively tackle technical debt while balancing modernization and customer value delivery
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or Engineering
Experience in backend or microservices development (Java, .NET, Python, Go, etc.)
Hands-on experience with Java and Java-based frameworks
Expertise in object-oriented design and programming
Strong problem-solving skills in the software engineering domain
Experience working with modern backend microservices architectures
Experience building and consuming RESTful APIs
Experience with message brokers and event-streaming platforms (Kafka)
Strong knowledge of SQL, relational, and non-relational databases
Comfort working with JSON, XML, YAML, and other interface file formats
Experience with Unix/Linux environments, scripting, and CI/CD pipelines
Demonstrated ability to decompose systems into modular, reusable services
Excellent communication and collaboration skills across distributed teams