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Java Springboot Developer

MindlanceSaint Paul, MNL6 LeadSeptember 15th, 2026
Overview As a Lead Software Engineer for . Bank, you’ll guide architecture-to-delivery across critical banking platforms. You’ll collaborate with architects and cross-functional teams to turn designs into scalable, secure production solutions. This hands-on leadership role focuses on solving complex problems, mentoring engineers, and driving risk-aware, high-quality delivery. You’ll shape modernization efforts across cloud-native, microservices, and API-driven ecosystems, delivering business value at scale. ResponsibilitiesTranslate solution designs into practical implementation strategies with engineering teamsGuide technical decisions and modernization efforts across multiple teamsDesign, develop, and support scalable, secure applications and APIsReview designs, code, and implementation plans for quality, reliability, and securityCollaborate across engineering, product, architecture, and platform teams to deliver solutionsIdentify and mitigate risks and gaps early to protect deliveryProvide hands-on technical leadership through proof-of-concepts, code reviews, and troubleshootingSupport modernization involving cloud-native platforms, APIs, microservices, and event-driven architecturesPromote engineering excellence through testing, automation, observability, resiliency, and operational practicesMentor engineers and contribute reusable patterns to improve delivery across teams Key requirements8 years of software engineering experience building and supporting enterprise applications5 years of experience with Java and Spring BootExperience delivering complex technical solutions across multiple teams or systemsExperience partnering with architects and technical leaders on large-scale initiativesStrong design, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skillsstrong communication and stakeholder managementability to influence technical direction without formal management authoritymentoring and coachingJavaSpring BootAPIs and microservices