Full Stack Engineer

Experience: 3–8 Years

Location: Bangalore

Employment Type: Full-time

Fintech company specializing in retail debt collection solutions for lendin

ginstitutions. Our product suite seamlessly integrates with any LMS or third-party app, enablin

gclients to optimize collections strategy across products and delinquency buckets. Our Saa

Svertical is the backbone of our growth strategy, offering high-impact, data-driven tools fo

rborrower behaviour analytics, agent performance tracking, and workflow automation

.Role Summar

yWe are looking for a passionate and hands-on Full Stack Java Developer with 3 to 8 years o

fexperience in backend and frontend development. The ideal candidate should have stron

gexpertise in Java, Spring Boot, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, and React JS, and should be comfortabl

eworking in a fast-paced, agile environment

.Key Responsibilitie

s• Develop and maintain scalable backend services using Java and Spring Boot

.• Design and implement REST APIs

.• Work with MongoDB and PostgreSQL for data persistence and optimization

.• Develop responsive and user-friendly frontend applications using React JS

.• Collaborate with product, QA, and DevOps teams to deliver high-quality releases

.• Participate in sprint planning, code reviews, and technical discussions

.• Write clean, maintainable, and testable code

.• Troubleshoot production issues and optimize application performance

.Required Skill

s• Strong proficiency in Java (8/11/17)

.• Experience with Spring Boot and RESTful services

.• Hands-on experience with MongoDB and PostgreSQL

.• Solid knowledge of React JS, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS

.• Understanding of API integration and microservices architecture

.• Familiarity with Git and Agile/Scrum methodologies

.
Good to Ha

ve• Experience with Docker/Kubernete

s.• Knowledge of cloud platforms (AWS/Azure

).• Basic understanding of CI/CD pipeline

s.Candidate Profi

le• Strong problem-solving skill

s.• Good communication and collaboration abilitie

s.• Ownership mindset and willingness to lear