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Senior Full Stack Engineer at iSphere Global
Senior Full Stack Engineer at iSphere Global, found 13 days ago on LinkedIn. Based in Melbourne, Australia. The recruiter asks for CVs by email.
Full stack developer
LinkedIn
13 days ago
iSphere Global
iSphere Global is hiring a Senior Full Stack Engineer with Golang for a Tech Squad building customer experiences in a new banking app for its client.
What you would do
- Work with collaborative teams and technology vendors to integrate technologies on the roadmap
- Design and deliver robust, scalable systems according to established standards
- Deliver projects according to plan and schedule
- Coach other engineers and team members to raise team capability
- Develop and automate testing of production-ready code
What they ask for
- Experience with Go, GCP, Python, C#, Java and React
- Ability to learn quickly and draw conclusions from independent research
- Expert at managing projects and solving complex problems
- Confident understanding of engineering principles, data structures and algorithms
- Leadership experience
- Strong customer-focus mindset, preferably retail banking experience
About this job
- Job
- Senior Full Stack Engineer
- Category
- Full stack developer
- Company
- iSphere Global
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
- Work type
- Temporary
- Posted
- on LinkedIn, 26 October 2026
- How to apply
- By email to the recruiter, with your CV
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