Low-Code Process Developer (Java/JavaScript, XML/XSLT)

Quick Facts

• Domain: Banking

• Focus: Low-code process applications with real backend/frontend engineering

Description

You will build and optimize bank application workflows in a low-code environment, where your core work is writing production code in Java and JavaScript plus business rules defined in XML/XSLT. Responsibilities include implementing backend logic, frontend interactions, database integration, and quality assurance via automated testing. The role is Scrum-based with real influence on both screens and the system behavior underneath.

Responsibilities

• Build and optimize application processes for individual and business banking (accounts and loans)

• Do end-to-end implementation work: Java backend logic, JavaScript frontend behavior, and UI/view configuration in a graphical editor

• Process data with XML/XSLT transformations and integrate with databases using SQL

• Maintain code quality with JUnit unit tests and automation support using Selenium according to SDLC

• Work in a Scrum team with influence on how screens are built and how the underlying logic works

Requirements

• 3+ years of experience in a similar programming or implementation role for web applications

• Strong proficiency in Java and JavaScript

• Experience with low-code platforms or BPMS process engines (e.g., Ferryt, Camunda, Eximee or similar)

• Practical knowledge of web technologies: HTML and CSS

• Good knowledge of XML, XSLT, and SQL

• Familiarity with JUnit, Maven, Jenkins, BitBucket, and Selenium

Benefits

• Real development work (business-logic architecture, service integration, and coding for non-trivial problems), not “click-only” configuration

• Large scale and real impact for hundreds of thousands of online/mobile banking users

• Nearly 100% remote work; in-person meetings in Łódź 2–3 times per month

• Stable project for a mature financial institution with defined SDLC and CI/CD standards

Recruitment Process

• Introductory call

• Recruitment interview

• Decision update