Java Architect

Job Description

Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field; Masters degree is a plus. Minimum of 5+ years of professional experience as a Java Architect, with a strong focus on the banking domain. Proven expertise in Java programming language and related technologies (Spring, Hibernate, etc.). In-depth understanding of banking systems, financial processes, and regulatory compliance. Experience with architectural design patterns, microservices architecture, and API design. Strong knowledge of security standards and best practices in the banking industry. Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Effective communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate with technical and non-technical stakeholders. Leadership skills to guide and mentor development teams. Familiarity with cloud platforms, containerization, and DevOps practices is advantageous. Relevant certifications in architecture, banking, or related technologies are desirable. Good To Have: Ability to adjust to new conditions and effectively handle change. Proficient in identifying problems and brainstorming potential solutions. Willingness to work collaboratively with colleagues to achieve common goals. Capacity to manage time efficiently and prioritize tasks effectively. Ability to think outside the box and bring forward innovative ideas. Willing to travel as needed What We Offer: Engage in both national and international business trips to expand your professional network and gain diverse industry insights. Thrive in an environment that prioritizes knowledge sharing and ongoing professional development through structured training programs. Work in a modern and vibrant setting that fosters creativity and innovation. Contribute to the industry by writing books and participating in leading conferences, enhancing both personal and professional growth. Explore various international assignments that provide a platform for significant career advancement and global exposure. Benefit from the chance to relocate, offering personal and professional development in new geographical and cultural landscapes.