Senior Fullstack Developer – Java and Angular

This is a remote position.

We are looking for a Fullstack Developer to join a strategic engineering stream within the Finance Crime Prevention domain of a large financial institution. The role supports systems responsible for fraud detection, anti-money laundering, transaction monitoring, and suspicious activity management. This is a high-impact position in a regulated environment where security, performance, and auditability are critical. The role offers architectural influence and ownership across both backend and frontend layers.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain fullstack applications using Java and Angular
• Build secure, high-performance backend services and REST APIs
• Develop modern, responsive frontend applications in Angular
• Collaborate with analysts, architects, and testers to deliver robust solutions
• Implement new features and optimise existing modules
• Participate in architectural discussions and technical decision-making
• Ensure compliance with security and code quality standards
• Contribute to CI/CD pipelines and automated testing processes

Requirements

• Minimum 4 years of commercial experience as a Fullstack Developer
• Strong backend experience in Java and enterprise frameworks such as Spring Boot
• Solid Angular frontend experience
• Experience with REST APIs and microservices architectures
• Strong knowledge of SQL and/or NoSQL databases
• Experience working in cloud environments, ideally AWS
• Hands-on experience with CI/CD pipelines
• Strong understanding of Clean Code, SOLID principles, and design patterns
• Fluent English and Swedish language skills

Nice to have

• Experience in banking, financial services, or financial crime prevention
• Exposure to monitoring and logging frameworks
• Understanding of secure development practices in regulated environments

Benefits

• Solid, competitive salary
• Work in a multinational environment on international projects
• Comprehensive healthcare
• Long-term B2B contract with a stable project pipeline
• Hybrid work model

Originally posted on Himalayas