1. Software Engineer (Java), Logistics at Picnic
Design, build and test the systems behind Picnic's logistics, from route optimisation to the tools its electric-vehicle drivers use, across backend and frontend. Perfect for developers who want product ownership early and are happy to work on backend and frontend alike.
Design, build and test the systems behind Picnic's logistics, from route optimisation to the tools its electric-vehicle drivers use, across backend and frontend.
Perfect for developers who want product ownership early and are happy to work on backend and frontend alike.
Key skills: Java 21/25 with Spring Boot 3.5 and Reactor; React or Angular; RabbitMQ and Kafka; PostgreSQL and MongoDB; Docker, Kubernetes, Helm and Terraform on AWS.
At a glance: Amsterdam · office-first, with working from home when needed · 1–5 years · posted 23 October (3 days ago) · no salary on the listing
The Stack's take: One of 3 Picnic listings in the Netherlands on The Stack in 90 days, and it asks for only 1–5 years. The catch: it's office-first, and Picnic says hybrid seekers probably won't fit. Best for: a Java developer early in their career who likes being in the office.
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