r/JavaProgramming • • May 11 '26

[Hiring] Java Developers, Remote

Quick post, we’re looking to bring on a couple Java devs.

We’re a small team, pretty laid-back, and we try to keep things practical. No heavy process or endless meetings. Mostly just building solid software, solving problems, and helping each other out when needed.

Looking for someone with around 1+ year of experience who’s comfortable building features, fixing bugs, improving performance, and working on real production systems.

Mainly looking for people strong with:

• Java / Spring Boot

• APIs & backend systems

• SQL/databases

• Bonus if you’ve worked with cloud or microservices stuff

What the setup looks like:

• Fully remote

• Flexible hours

• Part-time or full-time

• $27–49/hr depending on experience

Mostly just looking for reliable people who communicate well and enjoy building things.

If interested, send over a quick intro, what you’ve been working with, and where you’re based 📍

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u/Free-Acanthisitta390 Sep 28 '26

Software Engineer with professional experience and a B.Sc. in Software Engineering, focused on Java and Spring Boot, with experience in Angular, SQL, Docker, Jenkins, Jira, Git. Familiar with computer networks, communication protocols, basic cryptography and modern AI-assisted development tools. My GitHub account (username: acodmit) includes projects such as Spring Boot applications, Docker-based deployments and similar. My bachelor thesis focused on Git repository organization and automated repository management using Python.