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🚀 Backend Engineers Wanted — Java / Go / TypeScript | Global E-Commerce Our client is a fast-growing, high-traffic e-commerce platform with a rapidly expanding international footprint. We're currently hiring on their behalf for two exciting backend engineering tracks. If you thrive in high-concurrency environments and want your code to power millions of daily transactions, read on. 🔹 Track I: Financial Systems Engineer What you'll do: Build and evolve core financial infrastructure for a major consumer app — checkout, channel payments, payment gateway, settlement, and broader financial systems Turn product requirements into clean, production-grade code; own features end-to-end from design docs through delivery Partner with senior engineers to crack tough technical problems, evaluate architecture choices, and keep systems fast and reliable under scale What you bring: Bachelor's degree or above, with 1–2+ years of hands-on Java / Java Web development; strong fundamentals and the ability to design module architecture independently Bonus points for AI-related development experience — familiarity with AI Agents or AI-assisted coding workflows is a plus Comfortable across the mainstream Java ecosystem: Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Spring MVC, Struts, Hibernate, MyBatis A strong sense of ownership, sharp logical thinking, fast learning curve, and the composure to solve problems under pressure E-commerce background and/or experience with high-concurrency systems is a strong plus 🔹 Track II: International E-Commerce Engineer What you'll do: Design and iterate on backend systems purpose-built for global e-commerce scenarios Ship features end-to-end — from requirements discussion to coding, documentation, and deployment Help troubleshoot core technical challenges, weigh in on technical direction, and continuously optimize system performance What you bring: Bachelor's degree or above in Computer Science or a related field, with 1–3 years of relevant experience Solid command of at least one of: Java / Go / TypeScript Working knowledge of common storage and middleware tools — MySQL, Redis, MongoDB, Kafka, RocketMQ, service registries, and microservices frameworks A collaborative, self-driven problem-solver with genuine curiosity about new technology Familiarity with AI Agents or AI-assisted coding methodologies is a plus Prior experience in internet/e-commerce companies preferre All applications will be treated with strictest confidence. We regret to inform you that only shortlisted candidates will be notified. EA Licence No: 19C9807 Registration No: R22110556 (ZHOU DONGYANG)
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