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Arbeit Group is seeking a Backend Developer with strong Java expertise to build scalable backend systems for a modern used-car sales platform in Indonesia. You will work on API development, data management, and business services that impact platform performance and user experience.
The role emphasizes collaboration with frontend, product teams, and stakeholders, applying Domain-Driven Design principles to deliver reliable, efficient software at scale.
Recruiting Company: Arbeit Group
Job Location: Indonesia
Job Type: Full-Time
Minimum Experience Required: 1+ Year; Bachelor’s Degree Preferred; Email Subject: Apply For Backend Developer (Java) – Your Name; Opportunity to Work on a Modern Digital Used-Car Sales Platform
Arbeit Group is seeking a talented Backend Developer with strong Java expertise to help build and enhance scalable backend systems for a growing used-car sales platform. This role offers the opportunity to work on modern application architectures, API development, and business-critical services that directly impact platform performance and user experience.
As a Backend Developer, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining robust backend applications, databases, and business services that power a large-scale digital marketplace. You will collaborate closely with frontend developers, product teams, and other stakeholders to deliver secure, scalable, and high-performing solutions. The successful candidate will leverage Java development expertise and Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles to create maintainable and efficient systems. You will also participate in testing, debugging, performance optimization, and continuous improvement initiatives to ensure the platform remains reliable and responsive as it grows.
For Java backend roles, employers look for evidence of real-world application development. Highlight projects where you designed APIs, optimized system performance, implemented business logic, solved scalability challenges, or applied Domain-Driven Design principles to deliver measurable improvements in functionality, reliability, or user experience.