Position: Strong Junior Java Developer (Digital Archiving Service)
Company: Sigma Software
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

**Required skills**

At least 1 year of commercial experience in software development
Good knowledge of Java 8, Spring Framework
Good knowledge of Spring Data
Experience with Lombok, Guava, Apache Commons, Maven
Hands-on experience in Unit testing: JUnit, Mockito
Intermediate level of English

**As a plus**

Knowledge of Kubernetes, Helm
Experience with ElasticSearch, Serenity, JBehave
Nice to know about Amazon AWS SDK — S3, in particular,/JsonSchema/JsonPath/Jolt

**Responsibilities**

Code, debug, document, and maintain portions of software
Perform unit and integration testing
Participate in peer code reviews
Participate in estimation and planning sessions
Contribute to the development of technical project documentation and user documentation
Provide assistance to support personnel in solving technical issues of software installation and its operation
Follow the best engineering practices, the quality criteria set forth on the project
Report status and progress according to the project and company demands
Spot current deficiencies in the development process, adopted procedures and engineering practices, environment configurations, etc., and suggest improvements

**Project description**

The project aims to create a new version of the platform from scratch, starting with reconsidering the platform’s UX, selecting the latest modern technology stack, and delivering the platform to production. The project is organized as a series of small fixed-price phases. Each phase would use an iterative-incremental approach. The challenge would be to manage planning and execution to meet each phase’s goals within the given constraints and ensure the overall project delivery.

The customer is one of the Top-10 Customer Communications Management (CCM) platforms on the European market. The platform is used by major enterprises in financial, healthcare, and industrial areas.