Lead Java Developer

Java, Spring Boot, ReactJS, Java Messaging, Cloud Platforms, Kubernetes, Apache Kafka, Microsoft Azure

We are looking for a Lead Java Developer to join our cross-functional scrum team within a business capability POD.

The chosen candidate will offer strong expertise in Java and Spring Framework, contributing significantly to the development of backend solutions that improve our business operations.

Responsibilities

Develop, enhance, and maintain Java codebase
Construct back-end micro-services and REST APIs
Execute comprehensive unit testing to ensure robust software performance
Maintain high code quality through regular code reviews
Promote and adhere to best practices such as code review, unit testing, and continuous integration
Actively engage in SCRUM ceremonies to enhance team collaboration
Actively participate in estimation and planning sessions to align with project objectives
Provide mentorship and guidance to other developers

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field; Master’s degree in Computer Science is preferred
At least 5 years of development experience
Over 1 year of relevant leadership experience
Proficiency in Java and Spring Framework
Competency in constructing APIs and understanding microservices architecture
Background in financial services, particularly in wealth management, which is preferred but not essential
Upper-intermediate proficiency in English (B2+)

Nice to have

Understanding of industry standards in financial services
Capability to foster innovation within a team setting

Benefits

International projects with top brands
Work with global teams of highly skilled, diverse peers
Healthcare benefits
Employee financial programs
Paid time off and sick leave
Upskilling, reskilling and certification courses
Unlimited access to the LinkedIn Learning library and 22,000+ courses
Global career opportunities
Volunteer and community involvement opportunities
EPAM Employee Groups
Award-winning culture recognized by Glassdoor, Newsweek and LinkedIn