Backend Engineer Java - €66.000 - €72.000 A Year - Remote

8+ years in Java backend engineering, including 3+ years hands-on with reactive programming (e.G., Vert.X / RxJava / Reactor/AKKA) delivering non-blocking services in production.Build high-throughput, low-latency APIs with a pragmatic approach to performance, clean design, and real-world trade-offs. Design and develop cloud-native microservices in Java, focusing on scalability, resilience, and maintainability (API-first mindset). Proven experience on Azure or AWS, building and running services in modern cloud environments (managed services, networking, security basics). Own API contracts (REST/OpenAPI): versioning, backward compatibility, and smooth integrations across teams and systems. Deliver with confidence using CI/CD and engineering best practices (code reviews, quality gates, automated testing, standards). Act as a senior technical reference: collaborate with product/stakeholders, mentor teammates, and support production with incident handling + root-cause improvements.

Immediate start with a permanent contract.Salary range: €66K-€72K depending on experience and skills.REMOTE work model, 38-hour workweek, flexible hours, and career development opportunities. xhfqzwm 23 vacation days, health insurance, social benefits, remote work allowance, high-end laptop and accessoriesHay opciones de teletrabajo/trabajo desde casa disponibles para este puesto.

At THE BOARD | people & talent, a firm specialized in recruitment and talent acquisition, we are looking for a JAVA backend engineer with more than 3 years working with reactive programming. Our client is a international firm of tech consultancy thatis working for a retailer developing a high?performance, internet?facing API designed to operate seamlessly across both on?premises environments and the cloud.Compruebe que cumple con los requisitos de habilidades para este puesto, así como con la experiencia asociada, y luego envíe su CV a continuación.We are looking for engineers with a strong technical foundation, for whom principles like the CAP theorem are not just academic concepts but practical tools used to reason about real?world systems.