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Java Developer with DevOps

Tecnología
STC
Madrid, EspañaHace 1 mesHasta 6/11/2026

Descripción del puesto

Roles and responsibilities

  • You bring extensive experience as a Java developer and know how to operate and maintain an IT service within the defined SLA, including tracking service dependencies.
  • As a Java developer you will design, develop and maintain high-performance Java applications. As a DevOps engineer you take responsibility for the deployment pipelines and perform the deployments to different environments.
  • You are part of the team which is responsible for Operation, Support and Maintenance of the IT service.
  • You have strong experience with Business Rule Engines, preferably Actico Platform but others are acceptable. (Drools, Nected, IBM ODM etc)
Required experience and skills
  • Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Computer Science, IT, or related field.
  • System engineering and development on JAVA technology stack.
  • Experience as a DevOps Engineer on CI/CD pipelines using Git/GitLab, Octopus, Helm Charts in Docker, Kubernetes and Linux/RHEL 8 environments.
  • Experience with Oracle DB and SQL
  • Good understanding of integrating REST web service technologies.
  • Experience with Git and Gitlab for version control.
  • Experience with Eclipse for development and debugging.
  • Experience with Actico Platform is desirable.
  • Beneficial: Business Rule Management (modelling, management, and implementation). 
Required trainings completed and certificates/ exams
  • Beneficial: Relevant certifications (e.g., Kubernetes, DevOps) are a plus.
  • Beneficial: Certifications, training on Visual Rules / Actico Rules are a plus.
  • Reliable with strong communication skills and a teamwork mindset.
  • Commitment with drive and passion for ownership with a proactive attitude.
  • Ability to analyse complex problems and defining a solution path while focusing on an e2e solution and client needs.
Working arrangements

3 days onsite, 2 days remote

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