Senior Specialist, Full-Stack Engineer
Summary
Full-stack engineer at BNY Mellon building front-end and back-end services for a new platform automating lifecycle management of complex private assets. Day to day involves developing with Java Spring Boot and Angular TypeScript, exposing clean APIs for integrations, code reviews, and Agile collaboration with product owners, analysts, and engineers.
In this role, you will design and develop web front-end and back-end services for a new platform automating the lifecycle management of complex private assets. You will collaborate with product owners, analysts, scrum masters, and engineers to deliver scalable, well-tested software with a strong user experience. You will work with Java Spring Boot and Angular, ensuring clean interfaces and robust APIs for integrations. This is a high-impact, cross-functional role at a leading financial services firm focused on transformative technology.
Pay / Benefits- highly competitive compensation
- comprehensive benefits
- wellbeing programs
- flexible global resources
- paid leaves
- paid volunteer time
- Design and build front-end and back-end components for a new platform
- Ensure software is well-tested, maintainable, and extensible
- Guarantee usability, performance, scalability, and resilience of the platform
- Develop with Java Spring Boot and Angular TypeScript
- Expose clear, documented APIs for external integrations
- Conduct peer code reviews
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams including product owners, analysts, scrum masters, and engineering
- Experience with Java Spring Boot and Angular web development
- Strong knowledge of micro-services and micro front-ends
- Expertise in reactive UX front-end design patterns
- Experience with high availability and high scalability design patterns
- Proficiency with GitLab and CI/CD pipelines
- Experience in Agile development environments
- Nice to have: Solidity & EVM-based platforms
- collaborative
- strong communication
- team-oriented
- Java Spring Boot
- Angular TypeScript
- micro-services