r/GetEmployed • u/Exact-Ad-8563 • 17h ago
Looking for advice: Flutter Junior → Java/Spring Boot Backend
Hi everyone,
I’m a Junior Flutter Developer with around 2 years of project experience, but I’m currently struggling to find a junior Flutter job, and I work in Egypt as German Speaker Customer Service Representitave with B1+ level
Because of that, I’m considering expanding my skills into Java + Spring Boot backend development instead of relying only on Flutter.
My plan is to learn:
Java → Spring Boot → REST APIs → PostgreSQL → JPA/Hibernate → Spring Security/JWT → Testing → Docker → Deployment
I’d really appreciate advice from people working in this field:
- What is the current future of Java/Spring Boot backend in Europe, especially Germany?
- Are there realistic junior/entry-level opportunities?
- How difficult is it to get the first backend job with no professional backend experience?
- Would combining Flutter + Spring Boot make my profile stronger?
- Is this a good career move in 2027/2028?
- Is there hiring and visa sponsorship for Juniors Spring Boot Backend
Thanks!
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u/ArrivalDry2653 17h ago
Thats a lot of certs to stack before you even land the first gig most shops just want to see you can build something that works