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Senior Java Engineer (AI-Assisted SDLC)

Hybrid in Australia: Sydney
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We are seeking a Senior Java Engineer (AI-Assisted SDLC). You will build and support a core clearing platform, using Claude daily across design, coding, testing, review and documentation. You will ship small, well-tested changes early, work closely with domain experts and strengthen APIs, integrations, SQL models and event-driven services.

Responsibilities
  • Build and enhance Java services for a core clearing platform across BAU and change delivery
  • Use Claude or equivalent agentic tools daily to accelerate design, coding, testing, review and documentation
  • Deliver small, well-tested improvements each sprint, balancing speed with release safety
  • Develop and maintain APIs and microservices, including integration patterns and service contracts
  • Support event-driven integrations using messaging technologies such as Kafka or MQ
  • Work with relational data models, writing efficient SQL and supporting data quality
  • Contribute to CI/CD pipelines, deployment hygiene and operational readiness
  • Collaborate with domain experts to translate business processes into code, tests and specifications
Requirements
  • Java skill sets, including modern Java (17+) and frameworks such as Spring Boot
  • Generative AI in SDLC experience, with practical Claude usage and examples of productivity gains
  • API and integration background across microservices and distributed systems
  • SQL capability with relational data models and query optimization fundamentals
  • Event-driven systems knowledge using tools such as Kafka or MQ
  • CI/CD and DevOps understanding to support reliable releases
  • Cloud and containers exposure for deployment and runtime operations
Nice to have
  • Derivatives or clearing domain knowledge (ETD or OTC, margin, positions, settlement)
  • Knowledge graphs or semantic models and exposure to Model Context Protocol (MCP)
  • FIX protocol knowledge and client or exchange connectivity
  • Python exposure for automation, analytics or AI integrations