Java Developer (Payments Hub Project)

Knack Solutions; Omaha (NE); Remote; USD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading technology firm is seeking a Java Developer for the Payments Hub Project. This fully remote role focuses on building microservices and new APIs for the banking platform. The ideal candidate has serious back end Java experience, particularly with SpringBoot, and should be comfortable working in a cloud environment. Applicants with GCP knowledge are preferred. Join a team dedicated to innovative digital banking solutions and make a significant impact on the project.

Qualifications

• 6+ years of back end Java development experience.
• Strong experience with SpringBoot.
• Experience developing microservices from scratch.

Responsibilities

• Building and exposing fresh new APIs for Shared Services in the Banking platform.
• Building microservices on the back end in GCP.

Skills

Back end Java development

SpringBoot

Microservices

API development

Cloud environment

Job description

About the job Java Developer (Payments Hub Project)

***W2 only***

Position: Java Developer (Payments Hub Project)

Start Date: ASAP (10/10 )

Work Authorization: All Work Authorizations

Location: 100% Remote

Remote Info: Remote, but preferred to be located in one of the locations with an NCR office: Atlanta, Raleigh, Omaha, Dallas, Redwood City, etc.

Contract: 6+ months

Project Details: Working on a project in the Digital Banking group

Interview Process:

• Glider.ai assessment (must be taken within 48 hours of receiving it)
• 1 hour interview with technical team lead

Reason for need: New project with net new development- has deliverables that must be met

Must Have Skills:

• 6+ years of back end Java development experience
• Strong experience with SpringBoot
• Experience developing microservices from scratch
• Experience building & exposing new APIs
• Experience working in a Cloud environment

Nice to Have Skills:

• GCP Cloud

Day to day responsibilities:

• Building and exposing fresh new APIs for Shared Services in the Banking platform
• Building microservices on the back end- building something that doesn't exist today, but will be built in GCP