Position: Senior Java Software Engineer for a Global Information Services Company
Company: EPAM
Category: Java
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

The customer is a global provider of professional information, software solutions, and services for clinicians, accountants, lawyers, and tax, finance, audit, risk, compliance, and regulatory sectors.

The main scope is to extend and maintain the content crawling engine for the largest commercial Legal Search system in the Netherlands.

Please note that even though you are applying for this position, you may be offered other projects to join within EPAM Anywhere.

Responsibilities
- Develop replacement crawlers
- Make improvements to the content retrieval systems
- Build new crawlers to retrieve relevant content
- Collaborate within a full scrum team including a product owner, business analyst, a development lead and a scrum master

Requirements
- MS or BS in Computer Science or Engineering
- 3+ years of backend Java development experience
- Experience applying unit testing (JUnit, Spring Batch, Spring Integration)
- Knowledge of the Continuous Integration & Continuous Deployment principles
- Familiarity with Unit Testing, Test Driven Development (Maven, Git, Jira, Confluence)
- Demonstrable experience using Jenkins, containers, web-scraping and XML processing
- Experience with SQL (SQL Server, Derby)
- Have an assertive, studious and enthusiastic personality, not afraid to ask questions when running into issues or providing with feedback
- Any experience with Spring, OSGi, Cucumber
- English level - B1+

Nice to have
- SOLR or Search experience

We offer
- Competitive compensation depending on experience and skills
- Work in enterprise-level projects on a long-term basis
- Full-time remote work (you can work from anywhere you are)
- Health Insurance
- Unlimited access to learning courses (LinkedIn learning, EPAM training courses, English regular classes, Internal Library)
- Community of 36,700+ industry’s top professionals