Senior JVM Software Engineer 1
Senior JVM Software Engineer 1
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01-05-2025
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Job Description
For one of our clients in the telecommunications industry we are looking for Senior JVM Software Engineer.
The new joiner will be part of a team focused on modernizing and streamlining legacy Java applications. Key responsibilities include:
- Migrating applications from Wildfly to modern Spring Boot architecture removing outdated components like EJBs and JMS.
- Developing comprehensive integration test suites to ensure functional parity of migrated services.
- Setting up Kubernetes namespaces defining access rules and configuring deployments to meet platform standards.
- Creating and refining CI/CD pipelines.
- Adapting and enhancing Camunda BPMN processes to align with the new Springbased architecture.
- Defining and extending OpenAPI specifications to support contractfirst development and efficient API documentation and client generation.
Qualifications :
- Java.
- Spring Boot.
- SQL.
- REST.
- OpenAPI
- Camunda 8.
- Kubernetes (from the usage perspective).
Nice to have:
- Kubernetes/ Cloud Environment.
- Event Sourcing.
- Kafka.
Additional Information :
Hybrid work 3 days from the office per week (Warsaw Poznan or Lublin)
Remote Work :
No
Employment Type :
Fulltime
Employment Type
Full-time
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