Back End Developer

Your Role and Responsibilities The IBM Sustainability Software business unit is seeking talented and motivated Software Developers to work as a senior backend developer on Sustainability Software Intelligence Suites. In this role, you will be responsible for enhancing & building new product capabilities. You'll closely collaborate with the broader Product Management, Design, Development & Support team using Scrum agile methodology. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to IBM's Sustainability Software Required Technical and Professional Expertise

Total experience of 9+ years

8+ years experience developing, deploying, debugging of Java / J2EE applications and python.

8+ years experience with developing micro-services using REST or GraphQL APIs

6+ years experience with database systems including SQL or NoSQL data stores

4+ years Experience in development and design of CICD & other automation frameworks

Proven oral/written communication and organizational skills

Ability to multi-task and re-prioritize under pressure

Be involved and take ownership of end-to-end delivery - from solution design, estimation, development, testing and deployment

Uphold quality standards including reliability, efficiency, security, maintainability and usability by applying best practice processes, methodologies and tools

Contribute to engineering discussions across our platform

Collaborate with Product Managers, UX Designers, Engineers and QA to design, develop and deploy new platform features and functionality for our SaaS product

Preferred Technical and Professional Expertise

6+ years of relevant experience with technologies like Spring boot, NoSQL DB , Git, Jenkins and build tools like Maven/Gradle is much preferred.

4+ years experience cloud-native technologies including Docker containers, Kubernetes orchestration, or OpenShift

Familiarity with Cassandra, Mongo, ElasticSearch, Flink and/or Kafka.

Familiarity with other programming models and open standards

Understanding of Agile Development principles and practices