Senior Java Backend Engineer — Distributed Systems

Binary Technology Development; Santo Niño 1st; On-site; PHP 1,200,000 - 2,400,000; Full time

Job summary

Binary Technology Development in the Philippines is seeking an experienced backend engineer to lead the development of large-scale software systems and infrastructure upgrades. You will write clean, maintainable Java code and guide junior engineers while enforcing engineering best practices.

The role requires deep expertise in distributed systems, core Java and Spring, MySQL and NoSQL, plus messaging patterns.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in computer science, engineering, or equivalent.
• 10+ years of software development experience, preferably in backend.
• Proficient in core Java and familiar with Spring framework.
• Proficient in MySQL, and familiar with at least one NoSQL DB.
• Proficient in distributed system design, and familiar with at least one messaging system.
• Capable to cope with stress and quickly learn new knowledge.
• Good cross-team communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement infrastructure and build large-scale software systems.
• Upgrade underlying infrastructure/architecture.
• Performance tuning, incident troubleshooting, and system refactoring.
• Write high-quality, clean, maintainable code using engineering best practices.
• Guide junior engineers’ daily work and share knowledge.

Skills

Java backend

Distributed systems

Cross-team communication

Code quality

Incident handling

Education

Bachelor's/Master's in CS/Engineering

Tools

Spring Framework

MySQL

NoSQL DB

Messaging systems

Job description

Binary Technology Development in the Philippines is seeking an experienced backend engineer to lead the development of large-scale software systems and infrastructure upgrades. You will write clean, maintainable Java code and guide junior engineers while enforcing engineering best practices.

The role requires deep expertise in distributed systems, core Java and Spring, MySQL and NoSQL, plus messaging patterns.