For KION’s IoT department we are looking for an experienced Java software engineer. You will develop microservices for cloud systems in an agile Scrum process in a global team.

What we offer:

Responsibilities:

• Refine requirements (user stories, acceptance criteria, tasks) together with the cloud software Scrum team and the product owners
• Share and accept responsibility for the quality of the software design and of the software code
• Implement the refined requirements in Java using Spring Boot in a containerized microservice environment
• Implement unit tests and automatic integration tests
• Participate in code reviews as reviewer and as reviewee
• Continuous support and improvement of existing code modules
• Interface with infrastructure teams to extend the Azure based cloud infrastructures following the IaC (Infrastructure as code) principle with Terraform

Tasks and Qualifications:

Skills and qualifications:

• Master’s degree in computer science or a related field
• 5+ years of professional experience in software development
• Team player with excellent communication skills and proficiency in English
• Enthusiasm for continuous learning, including receiving feedback
• Strong experience and familiarity
  • with Java and Spring Boot
    • ideally including the Reactive design approach
  • developing REST services
    • ideally also developing event driven (pub/sub) services
  • with Git
    • ideally with GitHub and Gitblit
  • with CI / CD pipelines
    • ideally with Jenkins and GitHub Actions
  • with issue tracking systems
    • ideally with Jira and Confluence
  • with public cloud providers (hyperscalers) like Azure, GCP, AWS, Alibaba Cloud
    • ideally with Azure
    • especially with IoT Hub, Event Hub, Storage Account or the similar offerings from Azure’s competitors
  • with Kubernetes
    • ideally with AKS
  • with NoSQL databases (as a software developer using the database)
    • ideally with MongoDB or with Azure Cosmos DB with MongoDB API
  • with software design patters and architectures
    • ideally with clean code and multi-layered architectures (e. g. hexagonal architecture)