
Fullstack Engineer with DevOps
Remote
Full Time
#Engineering
#Financial Services
#Fintech
#Java
#Scala
#Python
#Go
#Shell Scripting
#AWS
#GCP
#Azure
#Container Orchestration
#NoSQL
We are looking for a Senior Fullstack Engineer with DevOps expertise to join our team and help us transform the financial services industry. At Kunai, we develop full-stack technology solutions for major banks, payment networks, and infrastructure providers, focusing on human-centered design and tech-agnostic innovation to help our clients modernize their businesses.
Responsibilities
- Work within a SCRUM team to build and integrate next-generation automation platforms.
- Develop tools that enhance stability, quality, and repeatability for global development teams.
- Directly influence our Data and Machine Learning processes, application deployment, and test automation.
- Design and implement resilient systems that support our clients' evolving needs.
- Focus on production readiness and operational excellence across our infrastructure.
Must-haves
- At least 7 years of production-level development experience using Java, Scala, Python, or Go.
- Proficiency in Python or Shell scripting for automation tasks.
- 5 or more years of experience working with public cloud platforms like AWS, GCP, or Azure.
- 5 or more years of hands-on experience with container orchestration, specifically EKS or ECS.
- Proven background in building and maintaining resilient, production-ready systems.
- Practical experience with NoSQL databases such as DynamoDB, MongoDB, Cassandra, Redis, or Couchbase.
- Experience with UI development for internal tooling using frameworks like React or Angular.
- Professional fluency in English.
Nice-to-haves
- Background in SRE practices, including managing bridge calls and conducting chaos testing.
- Familiarity with observability tools or Open Telemetry.
Benefits
- Fully remote work environment.
- Flexible hours to support your work-life balance.
- Dedicated professional development opportunities.
- Comprehensive paid time off.








