Part Time Java Developer (Freelance)

Nextbank is Looking for an Java Developer to join our team, which is disrupting the FinTech and Regtech industries in the Philippines and Southeast Asia. As an Java Developer at Nextbank Software, you will work with highly passionate, ambitious, and talented teams in the Philippines and Poland. You will be exposed to the latest trends and technologies used in banking and finance, including micro-services, machine learning, AI, and cloud computing.

Key responsibilities:

● Building & maintaining server-side as well as front-end features

● Working closely with frontend & backend engineers

● Collaborating in code review process

● Taking ownership over parts of an application and collaborating on global issues

Key expectations:

● At least 5 years of working experience

● Good knowledge of Java, SQL & Spring Framework

● Familiarity with PostgreSQL database

● Experience in GIT

● Knowledge of Design Patterns

● Working in cross-discipline Agile team

● Understanding of agile engineering practices (CI/CD, Code Review, TDD, Continuous

Improvement)

● Willingness to learn new frameworks

Nice to have skills and competences:

● Knowledge of Mybatis

● Experience in DevOps - AWS/Terraform

● Experience in JavaScript/TypeScript/React/Angular

● Knowledge of Atlassian JIRA

Nextbank is an international company with offices in Krakow, Poland, and Taguig, Philippines. The company key product is a modern Cloud Core-Banking system, which, together with several other systems including Mobile & Internet Banking, Loan Origination, Credit Scoring, forms a unique ‘bank-in-a-box’ solution that was used to build DiskarTech - the first Philippine digital-only bank, which acquired 1 million customers in just 38 days from its market launch. The team behind the company has vast experience in developing and implementing banking solutions locally and abroad.

We are looking for young, energetic individuals who have the passion and dedication to learn, challenge, improve, and implement new technologies. With only four years of operation, we have proven a product-market fit, implemented our products in 20+ banks, and attracted great investors, including the 6th largest IT company in Europe. Our technical skills let us become a technology partner of Amazon Web Services.

Three times in a row, we were the finalist of the biggest FinTech Festival in the world - Singapore FinTech Festival and this year, we were selected as one of the winners.

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