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Java Developer (Flowable)

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ceiPittsburgh (PA)

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About the role

Job Description: Senior Java Engineer Job at a Glance
Title: Senior Java Engineer
Location: Pittsburgh, PA, Dallas, TX, Cleveland, OH, Phoenix, AZContract: W2 only – 6 months with potential extension or hire
Overview: We are seeking a Senior Java Engineer with strong Flowable BPM experience to design, build, and support workflow-driven applications in a microservices environment. This role will be responsible for developing and maintaining business process automation solutions using Flowable BPM, while building reliable, scalable backend services with Java and Spring Boot.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Design, develop, and maintain backend services using Java and Spring BootDesign, implement, and support business workflows and process automation solutions using Flowable BPMBuild and enhance microservices-based solutions aligned to established standards
  • Integrate Flowable workflows with REST APIs, databases, and enterprise systems
  • Translate business and technical requirements into maintainable implementations
  • Write clean, well-tested code; perform unit testing, debugging, and troubleshooting
  • Participate in code reviews and contribute to continuous improvement of engineering practices
Required Skills:
  • Java (modern versions preferred) and Spring Boot
  • Flowable BPM development experience
  • Experience building and maintaining BPMN workflows, process orchestration, and business process automation solutions
  • Microservices architecture and RESTful API development
  • Unit testing and debugging (e.g., JUnit and related tooling)#INDGEN#ZR

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