Unleash your full-stack expertise — shape the future of innovative banking solutions!
Porto-based opportunity with hybrid work model.
As a Java/Angular Full-Stack Developer, you will be working for our client, a leading banking group, within the IT Risks department. You will contribute to the development of Osirisk, a strategic project focused on IT risk management and automation, playing a vital role in transforming how financial institutions manage risk data and compliance. Join us to drive innovation and advance your career in a dynamic, forward-thinking environment.
Your main responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain full-stack features across backend (Java/Spring) and frontend (Angular 2+).
- Collaborate with the team on new functionalities, ensuring robustness and efficiency.
- Integrate RESTful web services and other API components to enhance system capabilities.
- Utilize GIT and Maven for version control and build management.
- Implement continuous integration and deployment pipelines using XL Deploy, XL Release, and Jenkins.
- Contribute to code reviews, testing, and troubleshooting to ensure high-quality deliverables.
- Support the migration, optimization, and documentation of software components.
- Participate actively in Agile/Scrum development cycles to meet project milestones.
You're ideal for this role if you have:
- 3+ years of experience in fullstack development, especially with Java and Angular.
- Strong understanding of Java, Spring framework (Spring Core, Spring Boot).
- Proficiency in Angular 2+ and frontend development.
- Experience with SQL and database management.
- Knowledge of Git, Maven, and CI/CD tools like Jenkins.
- Excellent problem-solving skills and a proactive approach to development.
It is a strong plus if you have:
- Familiarity with Apache Kafka and Apache Spark.
- Experience working in the banking or financial services industry.
- Certifications related to Java, Angular, or cloud technologies.
Eligibility to work in Europe:
- Only candidates with an existing legal right to work in the European Union will be considered for this role.