Java AI Engineer
About the role
- · Java EngineeringDesign and develop scalable Java tools and frameworks focusing on application Performance and Resiliency testing
- Build frameworks and reusable components to shift left and accelerate performance and resiliency testing.
- Build internal developer platforms and frameworks that accelerate engineering productivity.
- Develop services that interact with micro-services architectures and distributed systems.· AI Agent Development
- Design and implement Agentic AI workflows that automate engineering tasks such as code analysis, PR validation, test orchestration, Results analysis and CI/CD operations.
- Build AI agents using GitHub Copilot Agent Mode, leveraging Claude models and other LLMs.
- Develop developer productivity agents inside IntelliJ and GitHub environments.
- Create AI-assisted tooling for root cause analysis, test generation, and system diagnostics.· CI/CD Automation
- Build and optimize GitHub Actions (GHA) pipelines for large-scale mono-repos and microservices architectures.
- Develop automation that integrates AI agents directly into CI/CD workflows.
- Implement automated checks for:performance regressionscode qualitytest coveragerelease readiness • Performance EngineeringDesign frameworks for performance testing automation and continuous performance validation.
- Build tooling that integrates performance tests into CI/CD pipelines.
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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