Mid Java Developer

Why choose this offer?

👉 You can expect a flexible work organization

👉 The international work environment will give you the opportunity to interact with the English language on a daily basis

👉 Scandinavian organizational culture will provide you with work-life balance, you will gain time for additional training (financed by Jit)

👉 The Jit community will bring you a nice time during regular integration meetings

Project

📌 Join our team as a Java Developer, working with Java 17, Spring Boot, and microservices to build scalable applications. You’ll collaborate in a DevOps environment with Kubernetes, Kafka, PostgreSQL, and CI/CD tools like Bitbucket and Jenkins. Experience with DataStage (ETL), Apache Camel, and Oracle SOA suite is a plus. Agile teamwork and strong communication are key as you contribute to secure, efficient financial services.

Expected competences and knowledge 💪

• Experience as Java Developer 
• DevOps way of work is appreciated
• Knowledge of Java 8, preferably with Spring Boot framework and microservices knowledge and APIs
• Konwledge of Postgress DB, DataStage (ETL), SQL
• Knowledge on Kubernetes, Bitbucket, Jenkins
• Good team player
• Good interpersonal and communication skills
• Knowledge of Kafka
• Nice to have: Apache Camel, Oracle SOA suite experience, Knowledge of SCRUM

Client – why choose this particular client from the Jit portfolio? 🤝

Jit Team has had an over-decade-long relationship with the leading financial group in the Nordic countries, and we are privileged to be our client's premier partner in Poland. At present, over 200 Jit personnel are engaged in the completion of more than 60 projects for this Norwegian major provider of financial services with a global presence and a strong focus on modern technology. Our customer's work atmosphere is epitomized by the Scandinavian culture, which is conducive to people who place emphasis on work-life balance and feedback culture. Furthermore, all projects are executed in international teams, giving constant exposure to the English language.