Java Software Engineer

Hi,

We are hiring for Java Software Engineer

JD:

Roles & Responsibilities

• Work as a Full Stack Software Engineer supporting two teams:
• Reporting & Interventions team
• Settings Platform team
• Both teams involve a combination of backend and frontend development.
• Support migration work from the existing architecture (separate Java backend and frontend stacks) to a server‑driven architecture.
• Contribute to iterative feature development on both platforms, including:
• Changes to reporting processes
• Interventions shown during login or account recovery
• Experience changes on the settings side
• Continue to support changes and iterations on the old architecture while migration is ongoing.
• Work across backend and frontend concerns, with flexibility depending on immediate team needs.

Tools & Technical Skills

• Primary programming language: Java (core requirement).
• Kotlin:
• Considered a strong advantage
• Used in the new server‑driven architecture and Kotlin DSL
• No strict requirement on years of Kotlin experience
• Frontend technologies:
• No specific frontend framework is required (e.g., React, Swift, Objective‑C are not mandatory)
• Team is moving away from traditional native frontend development toward server‑driven UI using Kotlin
• Emphasis is on ability to learn and adapt, rather than experience in a specific frontend language.

Day‑to‑Day Tasks

• Actively contribute to ongoing migration activities toward the new server‑driven architecture.
• Handle urgent, ad‑hoc requests for changes on existing systems.
• Develop and modify backend‑heavy functionality, with some frontend work handled through Kotlin DSL.
• Balance work between:
• Migration initiatives
• Enhancements and fixes on the current production stack

Manager’s Expectations

• The candidate should be comfortable splitting effort between:
• Migration to the new architecture
• Ongoing development/support on the old architecture
• Strong Java fundamentals are critical; Kotlin familiarity is a plus but not a hard filter.
• Preference for engineers who can adapt quickly, learn new paradigms, and handle ambiguity during migration.