Hi! We are looking for experinced Java Fullstack Software Developer to support the ESM IT Financial Applications team. :)

B2B 180 - 205 PLN net+vat/h

Location: 100% remote

Key skills:

-       Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology or equivalent experience.

-       At least 8 years of professional development and rollout experience with Java.

-       Proficiency in automated testing tools, such as Junit and Cucumber.

-       Experience with Spring, Spring Boot, JPA, and Hibernate frameworks.

-       Proficiency with Git version control systems.

-       Knowledge of SQL, XML, YAML, and JSON.

-       Familiarity with ECMAScript (JavaScript) and Angular 2.

-       Experience in the financial services industry.

-       Familiarity with Apache Camel.

-       Experience with agile methodologies (Scrum) and DevSecOps.

-       Experience with continuous integration and continuous delivery pipelines, such as Jenkins.

-       Experience with containerized environments, such as Docker.

-       Experience in developing microservices.

-       Familiarity with ITIL service management practices.

-       Excellent English communication skills, both verbal and written. 

Main Tasks:

-       Collaborate with ESM’s subject matter experts to collect business requirements and relevant inputs.

-       Analyze current processes and applications along with new user requirements.

-       Design applications and micro-services to meet these requirements.

-       Provide support for existing microservices applications across various divisions.

-       Conduct tests (unit, integration, system, performance) for these applications and micro-services.

-       Assist the business during user acceptance testing and secure business signoff.

-       Manage documentation, reporting, and change management for these applications and micro-services.

-       Actively participate in agile ceremonies.

-       Source code, configurations, and automated unit tests, checked into the versioning system (Git), with documentation (e.g., Javadoc and Asciidoc).