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Backend engineer (Java developer/Tech Lead/Application support)

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Backend Java engineer in Singapore who delivers enterprise application projects, enhancements, integrations, and production support: writing Java services and automation scripts, troubleshooting production/connectivity issues, and handling releases and operational readiness. Core stack: Java, Linux/Unix, Bash/Korn Shell/Python, distributed high-throughput systems.

Key responsibilities include: Deliver application projects, enhancements, and change requests. Develop and maintain Java-based applications, services, and integrations. Develop automation scripts and operational tooling to improve efficiency and resiliency. Support application onboarding, configuration, testing, and production implementation. Troubleshoot application, connectivity, and production issues and perform root cause analysis. Collaborate with business users, application teams, infrastructure teams, vendors, and external counterparties. Support platform modernization, automation, monitoring, operational improvements, and resiliency initiatives. Participate in production support, release deployment, and operational readiness activities. Maintain technical documentation, implementation guides, and operational procedures. Core Technical Skills

Minimum 4+ years of hands‑on software development and support experience. Strong proficiency in Java development for enterprise applications. Strong Linux/Unix administration and troubleshooting skills. Experience with shell scripting (Bash, Korn Shell, Python, or equivalent scripting languages). Experience developing and supporting:

High-throughput applications Distributed systems Scalable and resilient solutions

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