Overview In this Staff role, you will shape the technical direction for modernizing Cint’s Supply domain, moving from a Go-centric monolith toward a unified Java/Kotlin/Spring stack. You’ll own architectural patterns and standards to enable zero-downtime domain migrations and reduce legacy debt. You’ll mentor engineers, raise the team’s technical depth, and collaborate with product and global teams to balance technical goals with business value. The opportunity centers on building scalable, observable, production-critical systems that power a general marketplace. You’ll work with cutting-edge tooling and AI-assisted refactoring to accelerate meaningful impact.
Compensaciones / Beneficiosremote-firsthigh autonomyglobal impactopportunity to influence architectureworld-scale platformcollaborative culture ResponsabilidadesDesign and implement patterns for legacy displacement and monolith decommissioning with zero downtimeOwn the architectural vision for legacy displacement across the domainMentor senior and mid-level engineers and raise the quality bar through design reviewsBuild new services and help transition codebases from Go to SpringPartner with product managers to shape roadmaps balancing debt and new valueCommunicate effectively across time zones with strong written/documentation skillsLeverage Grafana and tracing for observability to keep backend-heavy systems performantUtilize AI-assisted tooling (Agentic programming tools like Claude Code) to accelerate refactoring Requisitos principalesBackend engineering experience (10+ years typical) with production-critical systemsExperience across multiple stacks and comfort with frontend (React)Proven ability to break down monoliths and manage migrationsStrong collaboration and mentoring mindsetFocus on test strategy (Unit, Integration, E2E) and qualityProduct-minded with understanding of business impact of architectureExperience with event-driven systems and observability practicescollaborative mindsetmentoring and knowledge sharingsystems thinkingJava/Kotlin/Spring stackGo experience and migration to SpringReact frontend familiarity