Java Backend Developer

Full-timeRemote
kzvia Workable ATSPosted Sep 29, 2026
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Technical skills

JavaAPI developmentSQLData engineeringAWSCloud platformsSRE

Role signals

Finance

About this role

We’re hiring strong backend engineers to join several of our core engineering teams — Banking, Loans, Core Tech Platform, and Cards. All teams work on high-impact, backend-heavy systems that power key financial products and internal platforms.

We're striving for engineering excellence, not just in delivery speed, but in quality of systems and the craft of software development. We're building a team that values clarity, good architecture, testing discipline, and a collaborative engineering culture.

Our stack includes: Java • Spring Boot • AWS (EKS) • MySQL • Kafka • Redis • Grafana • Prometheus.

Requirements

  • Our ideal candidate has a real production experience in Java backend development:
  • Ideally with modern frameworks like Spring Boot
  • Familiarity with cloud-native environments
  • Have experience building and supporting distributed systems at scale
  • Writing production-grade code with attention to reliability, maintainability, and testability
  • Fintech experience is a big plus. Especially if you’ve worked on things like payments, banking products, etc.
  • Fluent Russian and English language

These backend roles are not “just API glue” but engineers who understand how systems work under the hood, care about observability and performance, and want to build things that last.

Benefits

  • Flexible and completely remote full-time role
  • The opportunity to work in an innovative fintech company with a global reach
  • Engaging tasks and the chance to influence the development of cutting-edge products
  • The opportunity to grow your skills in a global, distributed team environment.

Before you apply

  • 1Which parts of your CV prove experience with Java, API development, and SQL?
  • 2Which recent work examples would make your application stronger for this role?
  • 3What details from the original source listing should you confirm before applying?