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Senior Backend Engineer - Banking Channel

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Summary

Senior backend engineer on DK Bank's team building new corporate and API banking channels in Go: domestic and cross-border payment flows (SWIFT ISO 20022, remittances), OpenAPI-first APIs, and integrations with core banking, AML, and FX providers. Based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

DK Bank is a leading Bhutanese financial institution and the official bank of Gelephu Mindfulness City, redefining banking for the digital age while expanding its global presence.

Role

Join the team building DK Bank’s new Corporate and API Banking Channels.

You will work mainly in Go to power corporate banking experiences, partner integrations, and reliable domestic and cross-border payments.

Responsibilities

  • Build backend services for corporate users, partners, and enterprise clients.
  • Develop payment flows for domestic rails, SWIFT ISO 20022, book transfers, and remittance corridors.
  • Develop secure, OpenAPI-first APIs for payment initiation, approvals, and integrations.
  • Integrate with core banking, AML, FX, and other financial providers.
  • Maintain high standards for testing, observability, and code quality.

Qualifications

  • Solid SQL knowledge, including transactions, migrations, idempotency, and safe money handling.
  • Experience with payment systems, banking integrations, or enterprise APIs.
  • RESTful API design experience with OpenAPI.
  • Understanding of DevOps, monitoring, and automated testing.

What we offer

  • Competitive compensation from a sovereign-backed fintech.
  • Build new corporate banking and API capabilities from the ground up.
  • Own nationally significant payment infrastructure.
  • Work with a dynamic and passionate team.

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