Backend Software Developer
ceres groupBurlington (MA)
Backend Software Developer
Posted 47 days ago
ceres groupBurlington (MA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Title: Software Engineer -Backend
Summary:
Develop microservices for our global platform as a member of an agile scrumteam reporting to a Team Lead.
Responsibilities:
Work under minimal supervision to analyze, design, develop, test, and debug enhancementsto Java-based microservices hosted on Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS).Collaborate with Business Analysts and Product Managers to turn business requirements intoworking and sustainable software.
Participate in the design of product architecture within the team's scope of responsibility.
Provide thoughtful insight and suggestions in code reviews.
Write unit and automation tests, and conduct manual tests, to ensure a high-quality endproduct.
Contribute to written design and API documentation, and participate in the customerdocumentation process.
Actively participate in the agile software development process by adhering to the scrummethodology, including attending all daily standups, sprint planning, backlog grooming, andretrospectives.
Participate in cross-team group activities to complete assignments.
Experience:
6+ years developing web applications or services in Java.2+ years developing cloud-based microservices hosted in Kubernetes.1+ years developing applications or services with Spring or Spring Boot.2+ years developing applications or services using SQL and JPA (or equivalent ORM).1+ years developing applications or services using Kafka Streams—Spring Cloud Stream aplus.2+ years developing unit, integration and functional tests with Cucumber, JUnit, or equivalentautomated test framework.3+ years writing design documents for new applications, services and features.2+ years working in a large corporate setting on enterprise web products.1+ years working in an agile/scrum environment.#LI-DB1
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