Senior Full Stack Developer – Enterprise FinOps Platform
Senior Full Stack Developer – Enterprise FinOps Platform
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design, develop, and maintain scalable full stack applications for enterprise FinOps and cloud financial management.
- Build modern web applications, dashboards, reporting interfaces, and data-driven user experiences using React, TypeScript, and JavaScript.
- Develop backend services, REST APIs, microservices, and event-driven/serverless applications using Python and AWS services.
- Design and implement cloud-native and serverless architectures.
- Work with large-scale cloud cost and usage data using data lakes, analytics platforms, and distributed processing technologies.
- Develop capabilities for cloud cost optimization, budgeting, forecasting, cost allocation, and chargeback.
- Work with AWS Cost & Usage Report (CUR) and preferably the FOCUS data model.
- Develop AI-powered applications, intelligent recommendations, workflow automation, and natural-language interfaces.
- Collaborate with business stakeholders, architects, product teams, and engineering teams to translate requirements into technical solutions.
- Participate in architecture discussions, design reviews, code reviews, testing, and production support.
- Mentor junior and mid-level developers and promote engineering best practices.
- Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines and automated testing frameworks.
- Follow secure software development and cloud engineering practices.
- Required Technical SkillsAWS / Cloud Engineering
- Strong hands-on AWS development experience.
- AWS LambdaECS / FargateS3DynamoDBAthenaAWS Glue
- RedshiftAPI Gateway
- CloudWatchIAMServerless and event-driven architectures
- Infrastructure as Code using Terraform, AWS CDK, or Cloud
- FormationFrontendReactTypeScriptJavaScriptModern web application development
- Dashboard and reporting application development
- Backend & Data Engineering
- Python preferredREST APIsMicroservicesSQLLarge-scale data processing
- Data lake architectures
- Apache Iceberg
- AthenaRedshiftGlueAnalytics workloads
- FinOps / Cloud Cost Management
- Cloud cost optimization
- Budgeting and forecasting
- Cost allocation and chargeback methodologiesAWS Cost & Usage Report (CUR)FOCUS data model preferred
- Cloud financial management conceptsAI / GenAIDevelopment of AI-powered applications
- Amazon Bedrock preferred
- Generative AI / LLM experienceLLM integrations
- Natural-language interfaces
- Intelligent recommendations
- Workflow automation
- DevOps / Engineering
- GitHubCI/CD pipelines
- Automated testing
- FinOps certificationAWS Solutions Architect certification
- Hands-on experience with Azure and GCPServiceNow integrations
- Enterprise SaaS or internal enterprise platform development experience
- Experience working with cloud financial management platformsStrong communication and stakeholder management skillsAbility to work directly with business and technical stakeholders
- Candidate Profile8–12 years of software development experience
- Strong full stack development background
- Strong AWS and cloud-native development experience
- Excellent React/TypeScript frontend skills
- Strong Python, API, SQL, and data engineering capabilities
- Experience with cloud cost management / FinOps concepts
- Exposure to AI/GenAI and Amazon Bedrock
- Experience building enterprise-grade applications and platformsStrong problem-solving, communication, and mentoring skillsAbility to work hands-on while contributing to architecture and technical direction
- Location & Hiring Preferences
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