At Madiff, we connect top IT talent with cutting-edge companies through remote Agile teams and nearshore outsourcing. With operations in Poland, Portugal, France, and the UK, we specialize in AI, DevOps, and Cybersecurity - supporting industries like Telecom, Banking, and Hi-Tech. We are looking for JavaPython Engineers to join an international engagement for a client from consulting industry. If you’re passionate about enabling sustainable change across engineering practices, this fully remote engagement could be a strong fit! Key responsibilities Establish and implement quality gates based on a consistent pull request workflow Define and enforce standards for code review, branching strategy, Definition of Done, and automated checks Introduce and operationalise BDD as a core testing and communication practice Drive adoption of Gherkin scenarios and living documentation across PO, QA, and Development Lead upskilling and coaching activities (workshops, reviews, playbooks, guidelines) Create governance artefacts such as templates, checklists, dashboards, metrics, and reporting Support change management through office hours, feedback loops, and regular progress updates Ensure standards are sustainably adopted across teams - not one-off improvements What we are looking for Min. 3-4 years of experience with Java (primary language) and Python exposure as well Proven success in upskilling teams and establishing quality gates via PR-based workflows Practical experience with pull request processes in GitHub, GitLab, or Azure DevOps Strong knowledge of CI/CD pipelines, static analysis, automated testing, and code quality tooling Demonstrated experience implementing BDD practices Excellent communication and facilitation skills Very good English (spoken and written) What we offer Fully remote engagement Opportunity to work with international engineering teams and drive real quality improvement Long-term cooperation within a structured enablement scope Exposure to large-scale engineering environments and mature delivery practices