Full Stack Engineer (Java/React) - Financial Services

Summary

This role involves developing and maintaining scalable full-stack web applications for the financial services industry using Java/Spring Boot and front-end frameworks like React. The engineer will collaborate with cross-functional teams to design solutions, integrate APIs, and ensure system performance.

Permanent role in the financial services industry Exposure to a variety of projects About Our Client

We are partnering with this firm in the Financial Services industry based in Singapore. Job Description

Develop and maintain scalable web applications for

both front-end and back-end

systems. Collaborate with cross-functional teams

to design and implement technical solutions. Conduct thorough testing and debugging to ensure optimal system performance. Integrate APIs and third-party services

into existing systems. Participate in code reviews and provide constructive feedback to team members. Monitor system performance and troubleshoot issues promptly. The Successful Applicant

A successful Full Stack Engineer should have: A degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field Proficiency in

front-end

(such as React, Angular, Vue) and

back-end

(such as Java/Spring Boot, NodeJS) development technologies Experience with web frameworks and programming languages relevant to the role Knowledge of API integration and database management systems What's on Offer

Competitive annual salary including performance bonus Permanent position with long-term career prospects.

If you're ready to advance your career as a Full Stack Engineer in the Financial Services industry, we encourage you to apply. Contact Cheryl Ang (Lic No: R2091316 / EA no: 18C9065) Quote job ref JN-072026-7059739 Phone number +65 6416 9884 Michael Page (Personnel) Pte Ltd | Registration No.201736642C

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