Senior Java Software Engineer (Oracle)
Senior Java Software Engineer (Oracle)
Posted today
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Contribute to a large-scale platform modernization initiative that includes a future MySQL-to-Oracle migration
- Solve complex technical problems across application and database layers, combining hands-on Java backend development with advanced Oracle database engineering
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve the performance and reliability of a business-critical platform serving 100k users
- Is that you?5+ years of experience building, debugging, and optimizing scalable Java backend applications
- Strong proficiency in Java 8–17, object-oriented design, design patterns, multithreading, and concurrency
- Hands-on Oracle development experience in production, with strong knowledge of database internals (indexing, query optimization, partitioning, replication, and transaction behavior)
- Advanced SQL skills, including performance troubleshooting
- Experience with production database operations (backup/restore, high availability, disaster recovery, failover), including executing changes with minimal downtime
- Experience writing unit tests with JUnit and Mockito
- Experience with cloud platforms (preferably GCP) and Kubernetes or similar orchestration tools
- Hands-on Linux/Unix experience and scripting skills in Bash, Python, or similar languages
- Ability to work independently, take ownership of technical tasks, and proactively identify and resolve blockers
- Strong communication skills and experience collaborating with cross-functional Scrum teams and leading technical discussions
- Upper-Intermediate+ English level
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