Java Engineer - replacement contract

We are looking for you, if you:

• Have 3+ years of experience in Java with proven track record about:
  • analysing and designing of new features,
  • investigating and solving complex issues,
• Have very good knowledge of:
  • Java 17+ and Spring framework,
  • GIT,
  • Kafka,
  • Docker and OpenShift,
  • REST API,
• Have experience in microservices architecture (service mesh, API gateway),
• Have strong analytical approach to problem solving.

English level - B2

You'll get extra points for:

• Experience in observability and monitoring practises and tools (elastic, kibana, prometheus, logstash),
• Experience in testing automation,
• IT Service Management knowledge,
• Agile and DevOps knowledge.

Your responsibilities:

In this role as Java Dev Engineer you will be part of the GDMSSync DevOps team which is responsible for developing and maintaining document archiving services.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Analysis and development of new features and maintaining existing ones,
• Coordination of feature tests with related squads,
• Assist the squad in required tasks like collecting logs for investigation, doing checks after changes, etc.,
• Fully contribute to improving the GDMSSync squad’s processes whilst also ensuring all mandatory requirements such as IT risk control, change control etc. are adhered to,
• Contribute to improvements and be proactively engaged in the teams Scrum ceremonies.

Information about the squad and domain:

ING is looking for a Dev Engineer for GDMSSync squad in the Document Management (Document & Content Services, D&CS) domain.

Within Group Services – Corporate Technologies, D&CS is responsible for the development and maintenance of all applications regarding document composition, digital communication (Inbox, SMS, email), print management, scanning, data capture and archiving. D&CS is constantly building on the state-of-the-art Customer Communication experience to enable our strategic ambitions. A challenging mission based on technologies where Linux, Java, .NET and a diversity of COTS products are needed to deliver an integrated customer solution.

The role naming convention in the global ING job architecture will be “Engineer III”.