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Fullstack Engineer

Ref: JO-2602-359116

  • Environment: Hybrid
  • Contract Type: Contract
  • Starts: 2026-03-10
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Salt is currently hiring a Fullstack Engineer for a client of ours in Amsterdam.

We require a freelancer with kvk/zzp.

Tech Stack

  • Backend (70%): Java (Spring, Spring Boot); Perl is a plus
  • Frontend (30%): TypeScript, React

Role Overview

As a Software Engineer II, you design, build, and operate reliable software solutions across the Booking.com tech stack. You translate business requirements into high-quality, well-tested code, take ownership of services end-to-end, and collaborate closely with product, engineering, and operations teams.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build, test, and maintain scalable backend and frontend applications
  • Write clean, reusable, and well-tested code; continuously refactor and improve quality
  • Own services end-to-end, including monitoring, deployment, and production support
  • Troubleshoot and resolve production issues; contribute to post-incident reviews
  • Contribute to system and architectural design decisions
  • Improve reliability, performance, and development processes
  • Communicate clearly with cross-functional stakeholders and mentor junior engineers

Other

  • Participation in an on-call rotation may be required

*Rates depend on experience and client requirements

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