Position: Java Software Architect
Company: Euristiq
Category: Java
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

These next-generation services enable consumers to conveniently and privately assert identity information using trusted providers, such as banks, telcos, and governments, helping them connect to critical online services with a digital credential they already have and trust. In other words, it offers a new way to help you verify who you are, so you can get access to the services you want faster online, in person, and on the phone.

**We offer:**
Professional growth and development program
Challenging projects
Competitive salary
Flexible working hours
Modern office
Possibility to work remotely
Health care program
Free English courses
Bookсrossing library
Transparent corporate culture
Freedom, honesty, partnership
Passionate professional community

**Requirements:**
6+ years of experience in developing complex solutions based on Java technologies 
Proficiency in modern design patterns and architecture
Deep understanding of DDD, OOP principles and standards
Strong knowledge of SOLID, CQRS
Experience with scalable and highly available distributed systems
Experience in building complex server-side systems
Experience with relational databases
Experience with CI/CD and Cloud technologies
Ability to talk in technical language and switch to the language of business managers
Superior verbal and written communications skills as well as presentation and facilitation skills
Ability to work in a rapidly changing environment
English skills Upper-Intermediate or better
Education: Degree in Computer Science or similar
Would be a plus:
Previous experience in Java Architect roles

**Responsibilities:**
Mentoring the team of engineers, communicating with the infrastructure team
Developing high quality, testable and performant software
Decoupling of existing services, drawing diagram flows
Planning of releases and the product functionality
Advising on the software architecture options, technologies, their impacts, and decisions