Full Stack Engineer

About the role

You'll be involved in the full system/development life cycle from design discussions with your colleagues to the care of our products in production. In this role, you'll develop a deep understanding of how frontend and backend systems interact, while focusing on building scalable, maintainable services to power our customer service back offices.

This is a great role if you're ready to deepen your technical knowledge, learn best practices from experienced engineers, and grow into a senior engineer.

• Java, Spring, Spring Boot, JMS, Hibernate, JSON, Solace, Spring Cloud Stream
• CSS, UI libraries and HTML
• Oracle, Couchbase
• REST APIs and event‑driven systems

• Have foundational experience working as a Backend or Full Stack Developer/Engineer—you understand Java fundamentals and have worked with Spring or similar frameworks
• Understand how frontend and backend systems connect via REST APIs and can build features that span both layers
• Have used testing frameworks like Jest or JUnit and understand why testing matters
• Have worked with version control (Git) and are familiar with CI/CD concepts like automated testing and deployment pipelines
• Are comfortable troubleshooting code issues and asking for help when needed—you know how to use logs, debugging tools, and your team
• Are eager to learn and grow; you're not afraid to ask questions and take on new challenges in a supportive environment
• Enjoy collaborating with teammates and are open to feedback on your code and approach
• Are a positive person by nature and genuinely enjoy working with others—you see collaboration as a strength
• Have good communication skills; you can explain your ideas clearly and listen to feedback without defensiveness
• Are curious and want to understand not just how to solve a problem, but why the solution works
• Believe you still have a lot to learn, and you approach challenges with humility and enthusiasm
• Are open to trying new tools and approaches to improve your work
• Have used AI‑assisted coding tools (like Cursor, Git Hub Copilot, or ChatGPT) to help you write or understand code—you're comfortable with AI as a learning and productivity tool
• Have experience asking AI tools to help debug code, explain concepts, or suggest improvements

• Familiarity with event‑driven systems or microservices architecture—even just understanding the concepts
• Have any exposure to secure development practices or tools like OWASP or SNYK