Binance
Backend Engineer, Trading
- Location
- Asia, SG
- Arrangement
- Remote
- Posted
- 9 September 2026 (21 days ago)
Checked 12 days agoApplications go to the employer, never to RoleSprint
About this role
Responsibilities ● Development and implementation of infrastructure ● Build large scale software system ● Underlying infra/arch upgrade ● Performance tuning, online incidents troubleshooting, and system refactoring ● Write high-quality, clean, and maintainable code using engineering best practices ● Guide junior engineers’ daily work and do knowledge share, etc.
Requirements ● Bachelor's/Master's degree in computer science, engineering, or equivalent industry experience ● 10+ years of software development experience, preferably in backend or distributed systems ● Proficient in core java, and familiar with spring framework ● Proficient in MySQL, and familiar with at least one NoSQL DB ● Proficient in distributed system design, and familiar with at least one messaging middleware and the underlying design principles ● Capable to cope with stress, and quickly learn new knowledge ● Good cross-team communication skills
Work location
- Asia, SG
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Published 9 September 2026, last checked 12 days ago. A posting stops being advertised here 90 days after the employer published it, and one the employer takes down is marked closed rather than quietly removed.