Jr-Mid Level Full Stack Developer
Jr-Mid Level Full Stack Developer
Location: Dallas, Jersey City, Tampa (Hybrid 3 days/week)]
12 months CTH
Job Description:
Overall Experience & Mindset
Early‑career to developing engineer with ~2-4 years of hands‑on experience in full‑stack application development.
Demonstrates strong fundamentals, willingness to learn DTCC standards, and the ability to grow with guidance from senior engineers.
Comfortable working in Agile teams, taking ownership of assigned stories and tasks.
AI tool exposure like Github copilot is a plus but not required.
Technical Expectations
Backend Development (Primary)
Solid understanding of Java and Spring Boot fundamentals.
Experience building or modifying RESTful APIs.
Basic knowledge of microservices concepts (service boundaries, configuration, logging).
Familiarity with messaging concepts (Kafka/JMS) is a plus, but deep expertise is not required at this level.
Uses structured logging and understands basic error handling.
Frontend Development
Working knowledge of Angular or React (components, services, state basics).
Ability to build simple UI features and integrate them with backend APIs.
Understanding of basic UI/UX principles and accessibility awareness (at least at a conceptual level).
Database & SQL
Ability to write basic to intermediate SQL queries:
SELECT, JOINs
WHERE clauses
GROUP BY / ORDER BY
Understands relational database concepts (tables, indexes, primary/foreign keys).
Development Practices & Tools
Comfortable using an IDE (IntelliJ, VS Code, or Eclipse).
Familiar with Git (branching, pull requests, resolving conflicts).
Exposure to unit testing (JUnit / Jest or similar).
Basic understanding of CI/CD pipelines and deployment workflows.
Willingness to follow DTCC engineering standards, security guidelines, and compliance requirements once onboarded.
Cloud & Platform (Baseline Awareness)
General familiarity with cloud environments (AWS or similar).
High‑level understanding of containers (Docker) and platform concepts (OpenShift/Kubernetes) is sufficient.
No expectation to design infrastructure independently at this level.