We are looking for a Senior Fullstack Software Engineer (Java & React) to join a team developing a large-scale digital commerce platform based on microservices and micro-frontends.
You will work end-to-end with Java 25, Spring Boot 4, Spring WebFlux, React, TypeScript and Kubernetes, building new features, integrating backend services and helping modernize the existing platform through legacy migration and technical debt reduction.
A key part of the project is AI-driven development, with coding agents and GitHub Copilot becoming part of everyday engineering. We are looking for someone who actively uses AI coding tools and is interested in shaping how they can improve software development.
Main tasks
- Develop and evolve a distributed online platform based on microservices and micro-frontends.
- Take end-to-end ownership of features, working across both backend and frontend within the same service.
- Build and maintain backend services using Java, Spring Boot and Spring WebFlux, including REST APIs and integrations with internal and backend systems.
- Develop frontend functionality using React, TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML and NPM.
- Work with content delivered through a CMS and related content delivery services.
- Implement new platform features and support the migration of legacy applications to the modern architecture.
- Improve the existing codebase through refactoring, technical debt reduction and resolution of long-standing technical issues.
- Contribute to the adoption of new API standards, including TM Forum Open APIs.
- Work with containerized applications using Kubernetes and Docker, including deployment, operation, monitoring and troubleshooting.
- Use AI coding agents and AI-assisted development workflows as part of your daily work and contribute to improving these practices within the team.
- Work on multiple initiatives of different sizes, from short tasks to larger projects.
- Participate in knowledge-transfer activities, keep technical documentation up to date and actively share knowledge with other developers.