About us
The Singapore Academy of Law’s vision is to make Singapore the legal hub of Asia. We work with our stakeholders to set new precedents of excellence in Singapore law through developing thought leadership, world-class infrastructure and legal solutions. As a body established by statute, SAL also undertakes statutory functions such as stakeholding services and appointment of Senior Counsel, Commissioners for Oaths and Notaries Public.
Responsibilities
- Design and develop high performing and secure web applications;
- Write high quality & maintainable code with test automation incorporated to maintain a high-quality code culture;
- Implement OAUTH2/ OIDC-based Identity & Access Management systems to drive the adoption of an SSO experience for our customers;
- Deliver great services for users through quality code that is robust and maintainable;
- With good skills and perspective, take initiative to help drive our teams and products through launch cycles – particularly by balancing good engineering with launch commitments;
- Work with a remote cross-functional team comfortably and with high-productivity;
- Champion continuous improvement to the quality of solutions delivery using agile practices.
Skills and Qualifications
- 4-7 years hands-on Java development in Spring Boot, REST APIs and Hibernate;
- Database selection, design and optimisation (MySQL, No-SQL, Redis etc);
- Demonstrable experience with full SDLC for cloud-native apps;
- Familiarity with development best practices, including source control, code-review, pair-programming, CI/CD toolchain and automated testing frameworks to ensure quality and time-to-market;
Good to have
- Hands-on experience with clustered Redis in production;
- Familiarity with the Elastic-Logstash-Kibana stack;
- Hands-on experience with Amazon cloud services (AWS Lambda, SES, SQS, S3, AWS Aurora, AWS RDS, CI/CD, etc.);
- Experience mentoring, interviewing and coaching team members.
Interested candidates are invited to apply here.
Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
