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Senior Backend Developer

Caliberly · United Arab Emirates · 2026-10-04

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About this role

Our client is building a modern cross-border payments and financial infrastructure platform (exchange, clearing, messaging, digital currency) for banks and financial institutions. We're looking for a Senior Back-End Java Developer (5+ years) to help design and build our core services.
Profile summary

• 5+ years of professional experience in back-end development with Java

• Strong hands-on experience with Java 11+, Spring / Spring Boot, and RESTful APIs

• Solid background in distributed systems / microservices, including service discovery, resilience, and observability

• Excellent knowledge of relational databases (e.g. PostgreSQL, MySQL) and familiarity with NoSQL stores

• Experience with message brokers/streaming (Kafka, RabbitMQ, or similar)

• Strong focus on clean code, testing (unit/integration), and code reviews

• Comfortable with CI/CD pipelines, containerization (Docker), and cloud platforms (AWS/Azure/GCP)

• Good understanding of security, performance, and scalability in financial or mission-critical systems

• Strong communication skills and ability to work closely with product, QA, DevOps, and front-end teams

• Bonus: experience with payments, FX, cross-border transfers, ISO 20022, SWIFT, or other financial protocols; exposure to event-driven architectures and DDD

Languages and location

• Fluent English is a must (written and spoken)

• Location: strong preference for UAE, Dubai, with flexibility for remote candidates who are highly qualified

This role is ideal for someone who enjoys owning services end-to-end, cares about robustness and correctness, and wants to help shape the technical backbone of a next-generation financial network.
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