Senior Full-Stack Engineer — Azure Cloud Apps (Hybrid)

MetLif; Cary (NC); Hybrid; USD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health plan

Life insurance

401(k) match

Disability insurance

Paid time off

Stock-based incentives

Job summary

MetLife’s Global Technology team seeks a Sr. Full Stack Software Engineer to design and deliver scalable, cloud-native applications. You will build React front-ends and Java/Spring Boot backends, connect REST APIs, and align with Product, UX, QA, and DevOps for end-to-end delivery.

The role emphasizes secure coding, performance, and CI/CD practices, with a hybrid work model requiring in-office presence. Salary ranges reflect a US market with incentives and stock-based targets.

Qualifications

• 6-7 years of full stack software development experience.
• Experience building UI-driven full stack applications and APIs.
• Familiarity with cloud platforms (preferably Azure).
• Knowledge of relational databases.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop full-stack applications using React (UI) and Java/Spring Boot (backend).
• Build responsive, accessible, and high-performing web interfaces.
• Develop and integrate RESTful APIs and microservices.
• Partner with Product, UX, QA, and DevOps teams for end-to-end delivery.
• Troubleshoot and resolve production issues across UI and backend.
• Ensure code quality through testing, CI/CD, and secure coding practices.

Skills

React

Java/Spring Boot

UI development

REST APIs

Microservices

CI/CD

DevOps

Azure

Tools

Docker

Kubernetes

Git

CI/CD tooling

Job description

MetLife’s Global Technology team seeks a Sr. Full Stack Software Engineer to design and deliver scalable, cloud-native applications. You will build React front-ends and Java/Spring Boot backends, connect REST APIs, and align with Product, UX, QA, and DevOps for end-to-end delivery.

The role emphasizes secure coding, performance, and CI/CD practices, with a hybrid work model requiring in-office presence. Salary ranges reflect a US market with incentives and stock-based targets.