Java Developer (Phoenix)
atosPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
Responsibilities:
Design, develop, and maintain backend services for Digital Banking platforms that support high transaction volume, security, scalability, and reliability.
Lead distributed systems design across service decomposition, asynchronous communication, fault tolerance, idempotency, backpressure, consistency of trade-offs, and graceful degradation.
Build Java microservices, REST APIs, batch jobs, and event-driven workflows using modern engineering patterns.
Contribute to workflow implementations and champion workflow orchestration best practices across services.
Engage in hands-on design and development as part of a nimble agile team, contributing to architecture, code quality, delivery execution, and operational readiness.
Ensure platforms are safely extensible, scalable, observable, reliable, and aligned to SLAs for internal and external users.
Design solutions that are testable, intuitive, maintainable, and easy for engineering teams to operate over time.
Actively participate in design reviews, code reviews, and engineering discussions for key components and cross-enterprise initiatives.
Partner with stakeholders to translate business capabilities into secure, performant, and maintainable technical solutions.
Provide technical mentorship to engineers, help teams overcome complex problems, and raise engineering standards across the team.
Qualifications:
8+ years of software development experience; bachelor's or master's degree in computer science, computer engineering, or related technical discipline preferred. Strong hands-on backend engineering experience with Java and its frameworks
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