Grab is seeking a Backend Software Engineer for its FinID team in Indonesia. The role typically involves designing, developing, testing, and maintaining reliable backend services that support financial products and digital payments. Candidates should have professional experience with backend programming, software development practices, APIs, databases, distributed systems, and cloud or production environments. Familiarity with languages such as Java, Go, Kotlin, or similar technologies is useful. The successful candidate is expected to write clean, maintainable code, troubleshoot technical issues, collaborate with product and engineering teams, participate in code reviews, and contribute to scalable, secure, and high-performing systems. Strong communication, analytical thinking, ownership, and an interest in financial technology are important.
Grab is a leading Southeast Asian technology company offering services across mobility, food delivery, package delivery, digital payments, and financial services. Founded in Malaysia and headquartered in Singapore, Grab operates across several countries, including Indonesia, where it has a substantial user, merchant, and driver-partner network. Its technology platform connects consumers with businesses and independent partners through mobile applications and data-driven services. Grab’s financial technology business provides products such as digital payments, lending, insurance, and other financial solutions, supporting greater access to formal financial services in the region. The company employs engineers, product specialists, commercial teams, operations professionals, and corporate functions across its markets. Working at Grab generally involves a fast-paced, collaborative environment focused on innovation, customer experience, reliability, and responsible growth.
Indonesia offers strong technology and digital-finance opportunities, especially in Jakarta, with growing roles in engineering, fintech, e-commerce, logistics, tourism, and remote services in cities such as Bandung, Surabaya, Bali, and Yogyakarta. The country has diverse cultures, regional languages, and welcoming communities; Indonesian is the national language, while English is common in multinational workplaces. Lifestyle varies from busy urban living in Jakarta to a slower, beach-oriented environment in Bali and other islands. Living costs can be moderate, although central Jakarta and popular areas of Bali are more expensive. Foreign professionals generally need employer sponsorship and an appropriate work visa or limited-stay permit; working on a tourist visa is not permitted. Relocating requires valid documentation, tax and employment compliance, health insurance, and practical planning for housing, transport, and local registration.
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