I’m looking for an experienced Java developer to build a finance-focused web application from the ground up. The core goal is to deliver a secure, well-structured prototype that lets end users log in, view data-driven dashboards, and perform typical finance transactions through a clean, responsive interface. Scope • Architecture & stack: modern Java (preferably Spring Boot), RESTful services, relational database integration (MySQL or PostgreSQL), and a lightweight front-end built with Thymeleaf, React, or a similar framework—whichever you are most productive with. • Essential modules: user authentication/authorization, role-based access, transaction input screens, data persistence, and a basic reporting view. • Code quality: follow standard design patterns, write clear documentation, and include unit tests so I can extend the system later. • Deployment: container-ready (Docker) setup that I can run locally or move to a small cloud instance. What I’ll provide • Wireframe sketches outlining page flow. • Sample CSV data for initial database seeding. • Quick feedback cycles to refine business rules. What I expect back • Source code in a public or private Git repo. • README with build/run instructions. • A short demo video or live URL proving key screens and endpoints work. If you have previous experience building finance or banking tools, please highlight it. I’m ready to start as soon as we agree on milestones and timelines.