Full Stack Engineer
People Impact is hiring a Senior Full Stack Engineer for a permanent role in the international banking domain. You will design and develop scalable distributed systems using Java, Spring Boot, and React. The role requires strong backend architecture skills including database scaling, sharding, and performance engineering. The position is based in Pune or Chennai and requires a hybrid work model.
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Experience
5-10 years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Hybrid, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
People Impact is hiring a Senior Full Stack Engineer for a permanent role in the international banking domain. You will design and develop scalable distributed systems using Java, Spring Boot, and React. The role requires strong backend architecture skills including database scaling, sharding, and performance engineering. The position is based in Pune or Chennai and requires a hybrid work model.
TAL's take
Solid tier-2 role for a bank client, clearly defined scope and tech stack, but lacks the prestige of a direct tier-1 employer.
Very well-defined role with specific stack, seniority, and domain requirements explicitly listed.
Must haves
- 5-10 years of software development experience
- Strong expertise in Java, Spring Boot, and Microservices
- Hands-on experience in React frontend development
- Understanding of REST APIs and distributed systems
- Experience with Kubernetes and containerized applications
Tools and skills
Nice to have: python, typescript, gitops, a/b testing, feature flagging.
About the company
Bootstrapped consultancy/hiring firm operating in enterprise IT services with no specific product brand identity.
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