Java Developer (Pharmacovigilance Solutions)

Company BackgroundThe customer highlighted operates as a leading provider of global pharmacovigilance solutions, offering advanced software and specialized consulting services.

Project DescriptionSupported by a skilled team of business and technology pioneers, they partner with professionals in pharmacovigilance and risk management to advance compliance, productivity, and quality across the entire drug safety domain.

TechnologiesJava 11+Spring BootAWS LambdaElasticsearchRedisHibernateDockerOracleGroovyGrails Framework

What You'll DoPossess understanding of system architecture based on the Model-View-Controller (MVC) and monolith model;Work independently with little guidance or support;Adhere strictly to Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) processes and guidelines;Place the utmost importance on the quality of work delivered;

Job Requirements7+ years' commercial enterprise development experience;Experience with Java 11+, Spring, Spring Boot;Experience working with Oracle DB;Experience working with AWS Services;Experience working with Linux;Understanding end-user requirements, formulating use cases and producing effective solutions;Understanding of the Microservices architecture;Level of English - from Intermediate (spoken/written);

Desired SkillsExperience working with AWS Lambda, Elasticsearch, Redis;Experience working with Docker;Experience working with Groovy;Experience working with Grails Framework;

What Do We OfferThe Global Benefits Package IncludesTechnical and non-technical training for professional and personal growth;Internal conferences and meetups to learn from industry experts;Support and mentorship from an experienced employee to help you professional grow and development;Internal startup incubator;Health insurance;English courses;Sports activities to promote a healthy lifestyle;Flexible work options, including remote and hybrid opportunities;Referral program for bringing in new talent;Work anniversary program and additional vacation days.

Key Skills

• Java
• Spring Boot
• Microservices