Summary: Seeking a Senior Java Developer to enhance our Agile POD, delivering reliable backend microservices and guiding technical decisions within an interdisciplinary scrum team. Highlights: 1. Influence top-quality backend solutions in financial systems integration 2. Design REST APIs and build scalable microservices using Spring Boot 3. Mentor less experienced developers and promote team growth We are recruiting a Senior Java Developer – Financial Systems Integration to enhance our Agile POD, working within an interdisciplinary scrum team. You will deliver reliable backend microservices, design REST APIs, and guide technical decisions through code reviews and mentoring. If you seek to influence top\-quality backend solutions, we encourage you to apply. **Responsibilities** * Produce maintainable Java code for enterprise applications * Build microservices and design REST APIs to integrate core systems * Implement unit tests to validate new features and bug fixes * Carry out code reviews to enforce quality and standards * Utilize proven development methods including CI, unit testing, and peer review * Join SCRUM ceremonies and collaborate in stand\-up meetings, sprint planning, and retrospectives * Support workload estimation and project forecasting * Mentor less experienced developers and promote team growth **Requirements** * Bachelor’s or Master’s in Computer Science or allied field * At least 3 years working with Java in professional settings * Experience conducting code reviews to uphold benchmarks * Leadership competence for guiding colleagues * Know\-how in creating REST APIs for backend integration * Hands\-on ability with Spring Batch for batch processing flows * Expertise in Spring Boot for crafting scalable microservices * Proficiency in Spring Data for data layer handling * English proficiency B2\+ with stakeholder communication skills **Nice to have** * Experience in financial services or wealth management * Capabilities in API design and cross\-system integration * Knowledge of solution architecture practices for complex implementations