Senior API Platform Engineer

Us Bank; Hopkins (MN); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare (medical, dental, vision)

Retirement plan

Paid vacation and holidays

Parental leave

Job summary

U.S. Bank in Minnesota is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to design and build the next generation of enterprise API platform capabilities.

You will develop scalable backend services, mentor engineers, and help set architecture, governance, and AI-powered enhancements across teams. You will work with Java, Spring Boot, Node.js, REST, GraphQL, and microservices; build React/TypeScript developer experiences; apply DDD and event-driven patterns; and drive DevSecOps, testing, and observability to

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent work experience.
• Five to six years of relevant experience.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, test, deploy, and support enterprise API platform capabilities.
• Build scalable backend services using Java, Spring Boot, Node.js, REST APIs, GraphQL, and microservices.
• Develop modern web applications using React and TypeScript.
• Apply Domain-Driven Design, event-driven architecture, and API-first design.
• Drive DevSecOps and CI/CD practices across deployments.
• Monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize production environments.

Skills

Java

Spring Boot

Node.js

REST APIs

GraphQL

Microservices

React

TypeScript

DDD

Event-driven

CI/CD

DevSecOps

Cloud

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Tools

Docker

Kubernetes

OpenAPI/Swagger

GraphQL tooling

Job description

U.S. Bank in Minnesota is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to design and build the next generation of enterprise API platform capabilities.

You will develop scalable backend services, mentor engineers, and help set architecture, governance, and AI-powered enhancements across teams. You will work with Java, Spring Boot, Node.js, REST, GraphQL, and microservices; build React/TypeScript developer experiences; apply DDD and event-driven patterns; and drive DevSecOps, testing, and observability to