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The Adecco Group

FullStack Developer (Java/React) · 💰 $60,000 MXN/month

Latin America

September 11, 2026 at 6:44 AM

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💰 $60,000 MXN/month

Location

  • Mexico

Programming Languages

  • Java
  • Javascript

Frameworks

  • React
  • Spring Boot

Cloud Services

  • AWS
  • GCP

Databases

  • SQL

Experience Level

  • 6+ years
  • Education: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering or related field.
  • Languages: High level of proficiency in English (speaking, reading, writing) Level: B2, C1, C2,
  • Modality: Remote Work
  • Location: Mexico
  • Gross Salary: $60,000 MXN /Month
  • Hiring: 100 % Payroll
  • Benefits: Social Insurance (IMSS), 12 Vacation days per year, 15 Days of Christmas Bonus, 25 % Vacation Bonus, Life Insurance.


Responsibilities:

• Engineering Excellence: Build reusable components and ensure high performance and responsiveness across platforms. Write automated test and debug applications to ensure a seamless user experience.

• Monitoring and Observability: Implement and maintain monitoring, logging, and alerting solutions using tools like New Relic and Splunk to ensure high system availability and performance.

• Containerization and Orchestration: Manage and deploy applications using Kubernetes, ensuring scalability and reliability of containerized workloads. Work with Cloud platforms like AWS to build and optimize cloud-native applications.

• Event Streaming and Messaging: Work with Kafka to enable real-time data streaming and event-driven architectures.

Cloud Networking and Security: Familiarity with secure networking solutions and enforce cloud security best practices, ensuring data integrity and compliance.

• Platform Upgrades & Migrations: Lead and execute application upgrades, platform migrations, and infrastructure updates with minimal downtime and impact on business operations.


Skills:

Advanced English


  • Proficiency in:

Java (+6 years)

React (+6 years)

Spring Boot

Javascript

REST API

SQL

Kafka

CICD

AWS


  • Familiarity with

Kubernetes

New Relic

Splunk

GCP

NodeJS