Middle Java Software Engineer - Product Team to $3000

We (AgileVision.io) are looking for a Java Software Engineer with strong technical skills. You'll join a team of professionals to work on our enterprise workflow management product. 

You will be working with:

- Modern Java (JDK 21)

- Modern development approaches

- A team of experts like you

- IDEs of your choice

Responsibilities:

- Design and implement components of large software systems

- Design and implement API integrations with various external services

- Writing unit and integration tests

- Performing code reviews

Requirements:

- Good spoken and written English

- Knowledge of data structures and algorithms. Especially related to task scheduling

- At least 2 years experience as a Java developer

- Strong knowledge of Java 17 +

- Knowledge of the Spring infrastructure (IoC, Data, Web, AOP)

- Familiarity with modern design patterns

- Experience with Spring Boot

- Experience with PostgreSQL and native queries

- Experience with Maven or Gradle

- Experience with Git

- Basic knowledge of Linux/Unix

Benefits:

- Proper compensation

- Coverage of paid certifications

- Teambuilding events

- Remote

- 20 days vacation

- 24 days sick-leave

We DON'T have:

1. Excessive amounts of a corporate bullshit (only the bare minimum)

2. Bureaucracy

3. HRs, People Partners, Happiness Managers, Wellbeing Coaches (see point 1.)

4. Java 7

5. --Ask me during the interview about this, you are going to like it--

About AgileVision.io

We are creating SaaS(software-as-a-service) from scratch for our clients. Usually, it's a B2B(business-to-business) for logistics and manufacturing. This means we deal a lot with IoT, edge computing, and ML. Our main backend language is Java.

AgileVision.io is an official AWS Partner and we build most of our solutions on AWS.

About the interview process ( a.k.a. a bonus for those who can read so much text):

1. We have only one interview - a deep technical interview

2. The interview consists of two rounds, one hour each

Topics we usually cover:

* Data structures and algorithms basics. You won't be sorting anything, at least at this stage

* Java (language basics, multithreading, streams, features from recent releases)

* English (you will have to answer some of the questions in English, so we understand you can communicate with English-speaking colleagues if needed)

* Databases (SQL basics)

* Working in a team (version control, peer reviews)

* Your past experience