Java Engineer

Role Overview: Marketnode is a digital market infrastructure (DMI) operator that believes in the potential of programmable assets and aims to enhance the origination, transaction, and servicing of traditional financial instruments through emerging technologies like blockchain. They have successfully launched their first market-wide platform for funds and plan to introduce credit and structured products in the future. As a Java Engineer at Marketnode, you will play a key role in designing and implementing features on their orchestration platform, contributing to architecture design, and improving developer experience to enhance efficiency. Key Responsibilities: - Design and implement features on Marketnode's orchestration platform using Java - Contribute to architecture design and collaborate on product shaping and delivery - Enhance developer experience on codebases to increase efficiency - Uphold a strong testing and documentation culture - Help establish engineering practices as an early technical hire Qualifications Required: - 5+ years of experience with Core Technology Stack - Strong Java experience with Spring Framework - Proficiency in cloud infrastructure such as AWS or Azure - Experience with RDBMS like PostgreSql or MySql - Demonstrated ownership of critical feature implementation - Collaborative working attitude and excellent spoken and written English skills Additional Details: Marketnode recently secured Series A investment from major financial institutions like HSBC and Euroclear, positioning them for their next growth phase. The company is at the nexus of fintech and capital markets, making it an exciting place to work for individuals interested in this intersection. The role is based in Bangalore, India. Note: Nice to have qualifications include experience in regulated finance, fintech, or blockchain, familiarity with data segregation and protection considerations, and experience with Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD, and observability tooling like Datadog, Grafana, or Prometheus. Typescript with ExpressJs knowledge would be a bonus.,