Fullstack Java Engineer – AML/KYC Reporting

Sii Poland; Katowice; On-site; PLN 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Great Place to Work

Centre of internal trainings

Contracts with the biggest brands

Profit sharing

MySii app

Medical care

Job summary

Sii Poland is seeking a skilled Fullstack Java Developer to join a project focused on KYC solutions within the financial sector. You will develop new functionalities, enhance existing applications, and collaborate with stakeholders to deliver reliable business solutions.

You will work with Java, React, and Oracle to build regulatory reporting capabilities, including STR/CTR generation, while aligning with AML/KYC regulations and best practices.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of hands-on Java development experience.
• Experience with React.js and Oracle Database.
• Experience delivering solutions in financial services, preferably in reporting/compliance.
• Strong understanding of software development best practices and working with business stakeholders.
• Fluent Polish and advanced English for international collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Developing and maintaining applications using Java and React.
• Developing KYC reports and supporting regulatory reporting processes.
• Creating functionalities for STR/CTR report generation within the AML system.
• Maintaining and enhancing solutions to adapt to regulatory changes.
• Collaborating with stakeholders to gather and refine business requirements.

Skills

Java development

React.js

Regulatory reporting

Stakeholder communication

Tools

Oracle Database

goAML

Job description

Sii Poland is seeking a skilled Fullstack Java Developer to join a project focused on KYC solutions within the financial sector. You will develop new functionalities, enhance existing applications, and collaborate with stakeholders to deliver reliable business solutions.

You will work with Java, React, and Oracle to build regulatory reporting capabilities, including STR/CTR generation, while aligning with AML/KYC regulations and best practices.