FBS Lead Fullstack Java/Angular Engineer

FBS – Farmer Business Services is part of Farmers operations with the purpose of building a global approach to identifying, recruiting, hiring, and retaining top talent. By combining international reach with US expertise, we build diverse and high-performing teams that are equipped to thrive in today’s competitive marketplace.

We believe that the foundation of every successful business lies in having the right people with the right skills. That is where we come in—helping Farmers build a winning team that delivers consistent and sustainable results.

Since we don’t have a local legal entity, we’ve partnered with Capgemini, which acts as the Employer of Record. Capgemini is responsible for managing local payroll and benefits.

What to expect on your journey with us:

• A solid and innovative company with a strong market presence

• A dynamic, diverse, and multicultural work environment

• Leaders with deep market knowledge and strategic vision

• Continuous learning and development

We are looking for a Senior Lead Engineer with strong hands-on experience in Angular and/or Java. This role will provide technical leadership across Angular-based web applications, Java backend services, API integrations, and digital application delivery. The Senior Lead Engineer will be responsible for driving solution design, technical delivery, code quality, engineering best practices, and end-to-end implementation of digital capabilities. This role requires strong technical depth, the ability to work across frontend and backend teams, and the ability to translate business requirements into scalable, secure, and maintainable technical solutions. The ideal candidate should be comfortable providing technical guidance, reviewing designs and code, partnering with architects and product teams, troubleshooting complex issues, and ensuring successful delivery from planning through production implementation.

Responsibilities

• Requires specialized depth and/or breadth of expertise in application development to manage specialized system applications throughout their lifecycle to ensure application solutions meet business needs.
• Influences and works to solve complex problems; analyzes more complex business requirements and user requirements and develops advanced, innovative and useful software solutions.
• Works independently with guidance in only the most complex situations.
• May lead complex or cross-functional projects or manage relationships with vendors/contractors.
• Participates in all aspects of product development from advanced, detailed programming to high-level, complex system design.
• Owns the architecture and technical design for new initiatives/enhancements, creates proof of concepts, leads/mentors teams, maintains strong connection with the external teams.
• Enforces quality and best practices, supports production issue and analysis, ensures project execution within the budget, provides estimate for the features and epics, and supports pre-grooming.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• 7+ years working as a Fullstack engineer with Java (SpringBoot) and JavaScript (Angular)
• 1+ Experience managing teams and leading team members.
• Experience working on the frontend with Angular and Typescript.
• Experience working on the backend with Java
• Experience with microservices architecture, software design patterns, and RESTful API development
• Experience working with Cloud environments like AWS, Azure or GCP
• Knowledge of Agile methodology

Nice to Have

• Understanding of backend Javascript framework Node.js.
• Certifications

Benefits

This position comes with a competitive compensation and benefits package.

• A competitive salary and performance-based bonuses.

• Comprehensive benefits package.

• Flexible work arrangements (remote and/or office-based).

• You will also enjoy a dynamic and inclusive work culture within a globally renowned group.

• Private Health Insurance.

• Paid Time Off.

• Training & Development opportunities in partnership with renowned companies.

Originally posted on Himalayas