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Software Engineer II - Java, Spring, AWS, CI/CD
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About this role
Role overview
Build and maintain Java services that evaluate business rules for document events and carry out actions such as routing and processing. You’ll work with an engineering team on an event-driven rules platform, contributing features, tests, and gradual improvements to existing services.
Responsibilities
- Add capabilities to a rules execution service that consumes events and publishes the outcomes of rule evaluation. - Implement rule definitions and actions within shared frameworks, following established design patterns. - Support event-driven rule processing, including rule matching, caching, and database-backed definitions. - Develop document handling and integration actions, using feature flags to manage releases. - Write and maintain automated tests, and contribute to service decoupling and Java version upgrades. - Work with engineers and partner teams to plan changes, document implementation decisions, and resolve technical issues.
Requirements
- At least 2–3 years of software development experience, including 2 or more years with Java and J2EE technologies such as Spring and Maven. - A computer science degree or comparable practical experience. - Working knowledge of cloud technologies and databases. - Familiarity with rules engines or event-driven systems, such as event buses or publish/subscribe messaging. - Understanding of software design practices, including performance and scalability, and experience working in an Agile or Scrum team. - Ability to deliver moderately complex features, solve problems, communicate clearly, and work both independently and collaboratively. - Familiarity with AI tools and willingness to learn emerging technologies.
Nice to have
- Experience with AWS services such as EC2, SNS, SQS, S3, or Lambda; databases such as MongoDB, Elasticsearch, or MySQL; or database migration tools such as Liquibase. - Experience with feature flags or configuration services. - Interest in healthcare, supply chains, or electronic business document exchange.