Job Description
Full details about the role and requirements
Yukerja Summary
The Senior Java Developer (German-speaking) role at Chrona is curated from Himalayas (category Teknologi & IT). This role is marked as remote — check timezone and location requirements on the official listing. Yukerja.com is not the employer — applications are handled on the official source site.
Join a long-term financial technology project with strong institutional backing and a stable regulatory environment. The team develops and supports enterprise-scale financial systems using modern Java technologies and microservice architecture.
Why Consider This Role
Long-term project with a planned horizon of 2–4+ years
Stable environment and mature engineering processes
Enterprise-scale backend systems
Combination of backend development and infrastructure-related tasks
Modern Java ecosystem with exposure to DevOps practices
Fully remote within the EU
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain Java-based backend services and REST APIs
Design and support microservice-based solutions
Work with Spring Boot, JPA/Spring Data and CI/CD pipelines
Support OpenShift environments and Helm deployments
Participate in troubleshooting, releases and system improvements
Collaborate with distributed Agile/Scrum teams using Jira and Confluence
Requirements
Fluent spoken German required for daily communication
5+ years of commercial Java development experience
2+ years of Spring Boot experience
2+ years of OpenShift and Helm experience
Experience with ORM frameworks such as JPA or Spring Data
Strong Git and CI/CD knowledge
Good Linux administration and terminal skills
Experience with Oracle and/or PostgreSQL
Understanding of TypeScript and React integration
Agile/Scrum experience
Additional Information
Primarily a backend-focused Java role
Occasional DevOps and infrastructure-related responsibilities
Remote position within the EU
Skills
Java, Spring Boot, REST APIs, Microservices, OpenShift, Helm, Gradle, JPA/Spring Data, Oracle/PostgreSQL, Git, Linux, TypeScript, React
Originally posted on Himalayas