Java Back-End Developer (1 to 3 Years) (SAAS Startup)

Who are we?

Karnival is a customer marketing platform that elevates and leverages current customers' experiences to improve retention and growth. In the last four years, we have built a unified platform that seamlessly integrates various functionalities, such as Smart Receipts, Net Promoter Score assessments, Customer research, Surveys, Product Reviews, Loyalty, and a Customer Journey Builder.

What Karnival offers:

Global Exposure: Collaborate with over 210+ international brands and large enterprises across the USA, India, UAE, GCC, Europe, and LATAM. Gain valuable insights into diverse markets and industries.

Opportunity to Build from Scratch: Be part of an exciting journey as we build our app development team. You’ll have the opportunity to contribute to projects right from the ideation stage, shaping applications from the ground up.

Mentorship & Growth: Work alongside experienced developers who will guide you and help you grow your skills through hands-on experience and constructive feedback.

Flexible Work Options: Enjoy the flexibility of remote work or hybrid arrangements, allowing you to maintain a healthy work-life balance while contributing to dynamic projects.

Responsibilities:

Develop and implement an enterprise-class application using Java and related frameworks

Take an active hands-on approach to all aspects of the development lifecycle including technical design, development, testing, through to production environments

Ability to work with minimal supervision

Minimize accumulation of technical debt within any component we design

Profile:

1+ years of experience in software development in a product based company

Has good command on core Java and Spring Boot

Experience working with Rest APIs and familiarity with the development of services using Spring Boot on Cloud (e.g. Azure or AWS)

Has understanding of Web fundamentals like HTML5, Angular, Typescript, JavaScript (ECMA 5+), and CSS

Experience in working with database technologies preferably, MongoDB