Senior Software Architect — Hands-on, B2B Fresh Food

Foodmax; Singapore; On-site; SGD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

FoodMax is seeking a Senior/Staff Software Architect to scale our B2B fresh food platform from thousands of daily orders toward 10,000+ daily orders. This hands-on role requires writing and shipping critical code, owning architecture end-to-end, and delivering measurable improvements for multi-supplier, multi-warehouse operations.

You will lead domain modeling, design scalable system boundaries, and drive incremental modernization while safeguarding data consistency and engineering velocity in a

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or above in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field.
• 8+ years of software development experience with 3+ years in architecture or technical leadership.
• Strong hands-on coding ability and track record of leading core system evolutions.
• Experience with domain modeling and designing scalable system boundaries.

Responsibilities

• Own architecture end-to-end, from problem ID to production deployment.
• Design scalable models for 10,000+ daily orders and multi-warehouse ops.
• Drive reliability: idempotency, retries, reconciliation, and exception handling.
• Collaborate with Product, Supply Chain, and Finance to translate trade-offs.

Skills

Hands-on coding

Software architecture

Domain modeling

Cross-functional collaboration

Performance tuning

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS/Engineering

Tools

Relational databases

Observability stacks

Messaging queues

Job description

FoodMax is seeking a Senior/Staff Software Architect to scale our B2B fresh food platform from thousands of daily orders toward 10,000+ daily orders. This hands-on role requires writing and shipping critical code, owning architecture end-to-end, and delivering measurable improvements for multi-supplier, multi-warehouse operations.

You will lead domain modeling, design scalable system boundaries, and drive incremental modernization while safeguarding data consistency and engineering velocity in a