Company | EPAM |
Job title | Chief Java Developer |
Job location | Lisbon, Portugal, or Remote |
Type | Full Time |
Responsibilities:
- Oversee SDLC processes, manage teams, and coordinate BA/QA/Dev/Production support changes
- Guide and support a globally distributed team to achieve seamless project execution and collaboration
- Collaborate on architecture, design, and technology decisions, offering insights based on expertise and industry trends
- Collaborate with production support teams to streamline release cycles and ensure robust system components
- Develop real-time, event-driven applications that prioritize low-latency performance
- Maintain adherence to test-driven development and continuous integration principles
- Communicate with stakeholders to gather requirements and deliver scalable, efficient solutions
- Provide insights into multithreading, garbage collection optimization, and advanced Java collections
- Encourage a problem-solving mindset and promote rapid learning of domain-specific knowledge within the team
Requirements & Skills:
- 7+ years of software development experience with expertise in Java core technologies, including multithreading, garbage collection optimization, and concurrency collections
- 2+ years of leadership experience in relevant roles
- Proficiency in real-time event-driven application development and familiarity with low-latency architectures
- Competency in test-driven development and continuous integration methodologies
- Strong leadership capabilities and competency in managing the SDLC process across globally distributed teams
- Fluency in English with excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Understanding of agile environments and collaboration within cross-functional teams
Nice to have
- Background in trading systems, financial services, or investment technology domains
- Familiarity with performance testing tools, system profiling, and optimization for live high-load systems
- Knowledge of containerization, cloud platforms, or modern software delivery pipelines