As a Senior Software Developer in our Live Data Integrations team we expect that you are passionate about your craft and already have a good understanding of modern development techniques. We expect that you value simplicity, clean code, and clean architecture, you practice TDD (Test Driven Development), pair programming and always welcome feedback. You will be an integrated and important part of the team you are assigned to. We will give you the necessary introduction to get you familiar with our systems and processes, but also expect you to have the necessary experience to be familiar with the way we work. We would like that you take a strong position within the team and be an advocate for good development practices.
responsibilities :
Design, develop, test, build and deploy new applications or enhancements to existing applications
Work with other technical staff to understand problems, develop specifications and resolve them
Take part in the constant challenge to create a maintainable, well-designed architecture that stands up to the future
requirements-expected :
Extensive experience developing backend solutions in Java
Ability to write a clean, well-crafted, and tested code (XP, TDD)
Agile mindset (focus on delivering working software, collaboration, and improvement)
Fluent in English (written and spoken)
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Highly self-motivated and self-driven
Team player, able to work with new teams
Flexible to adapt to changing priorities and able to work with tight deadlines
Committed to upholding the highest professional work standards and ethics
offered :
The opportunity to work and develop within an inspiring and fast-growing company.
Flat organization with high degree of individual responsibility
A collaborative environment with colleagues from all over the world (Engineering offices in Europe, Asia and the US)
Very good social and physical working environment
Possibility of hybrid working
A company culture that promotes social aspects, sports, physical exercise, and fun.
