Senior Java Engineer

TL;DR

Senior Java Engineer (Backend/AWS): Building and optimizing new and legacy features for a live system, focusing on regulatory compliance, new asset class integration, and robust API development. Focus on establishing compliant designs, transforming requirements into technical arrangements, and evaluating new technologies.

Location: Remote, onsite, and hybrid options available in Bengaluru, India

Company

hirify.global is a global software engineering firm designing and engineering data-driven, cloud-native solutions for market leaders.

What you will do

• Implement and support new features for the live system.
• Develop functionality for legacy applications supporting regulatory requirements.
• Create new functionality related to the integration of new asset classes.
• Integrate new features with evolving applications.
• Establish designs that comply with specifications.
• Transform requirements into technical arrangements and examine technologies.

Requirements

• 6+ years of production experience in Java with advanced Java Core knowledge.
• Good knowledge of Software Principles and Design/Architectural Patterns.
• Experience working with Maven and Gradle.
• Experience with multiple RDBMS (MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle) and NoSQL databases (MongoDB, Redis, Cassandra).
• Good knowledge of Spring Core, MVC, Boot, Data, and Security.
• Good knowledge of JPA and Hibernate ORM.
• Good knowledge of developing RESTful APIs.
• Experience with AWS Cloud, including understanding of AWS S3, C2, SQS, SNS, Lambda, and Event Handling.
• English: At least B1 level required.

Culture & Benefits

• Vacation and sick pay provided as per local laws.
• Health insurance support for you and your loved ones.
• Time off for state holidays.
• Enjoy pleasant environment with corporate parties and team get-togethers.
• Access comfort service for technical and everyday work problems.
• Opportunity for professional growth through learning and development centers, R&D labs, and mentorship programs.
• Ability to switch between projects and technology stacks.