Senior Java Software Engineer

Requirement:

• 5+ years of practical experience in software development in a demanding environment
• Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics or an equivalent qualification
• Excellent analytical, algorithmic and optimization skills
• Spring framework
• Experience with virtualization or cloud technologies (AWS)
• Proven experience in server side software development using Java, RESTFul services & APIs,
• Experience with source code management, CI & build tools (SVN, GIT, Maven, Jenkins, Bamboo or similar)
• Knowledge of XML, JSON & related technologies (DOM, StAX, SAX, XPath etc.)
• Experience with working on Linux environments
• Being self-motivated, well-organized, quality-oriented and a strong team player
• At least upper - intermediate level in English (both written and spoken)

Nice to Have:

• Proficiency in advanced use of IDE (Eclipse, IntelliJ or similar)
• Proficiency in java application performance tuning and GC optimization
• Knowledge of a scripting technology (Python)
• Experience with no-SQL technologies (Redis or similar)
• Knowledge of log analysis tools (Splunk or similar)
• Experience with highly-available applications operating under high load
• Familiarity with location-based applications and paradigms
• Knowledge of Binary data representation (Protobuf, Kryo)
• Knowledge of memory caches as Redis
• Experience with Docker, Kubernetes

Project Overview:

To provide smooth navigation experience every system should be supplied with the live traffic information which is updated continuously. Client, which could be either mobile application or car navigation system, at every moment of time needs actual status on road traffic, specifically, incidents information.

Traffic team works on solutions that provide and consume this kind of data in different ways.

Working at the Traffic team we understand that our work provides a facade for the multiple applications and systems that rely not only on correct map data but also on fresh and accurate traffic information.