About the Role
At Grape Up, we combine consulting expertise with cutting‑edge engineering to help global enterprises build their most critical applications using cloud‑native technologies and modern software delivery practices.
Right now, we’re teaming up with a top U.S. insurance company to shape the future of their analytics and pricing platforms. Our cross-functional team is building solutions that turn complex data into smarter business decisions – helping redefine how the insurance industry works.
If you would like to contribute to building modern technology solutions that support innovation in the insurance industry – this is the place and time!
Responsibilities
Design and develop cloud‑native application with Java and React on AWS
Use Terraform to manage infrastructure as code (IaC) and keep everything clean, secure, and automated
Champion security best practices: encryption, authentication, and secure coding
Work closely with databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB) to handle complex data
Research, recommend, and integrate solutions that make architecture and delivery faster and better
Ensure code quality and maintainability through code reviews, unit testing, and best practices
Be part of an Agile team that values teamwork, feedback, and continuous improvement
Collaborate with international partners and enjoy flexibility (occasional 11:00–19:00 hours to sync across time zones)
Requirements
Minimum 4 years of experience in Java (Spring) and React development
Solid understanding of AWS, microservices, and CI/CD pipelines
An analytical mind and a solutions‑oriented attitude
A good understanding of security best practices, authentication mechanisms, encryption, secure coding practices, and strong respect for quality
Fluent English (B2+/C1) and confidence to work in an international setup
Nice to have
Experience with JIRA or VersionOne
Familiarity with Power BI or similar integration tools
Experience in using AI/LLM-powered tools in a professional context (e.g. Copilot)
Tech Stack
JavaSpringReactAWSTerraformPostgreSQLMySQLMongoDBCI/CDmicroservicessecurityencryptionauthentication