Lead Software Engineer – Java Low Latency
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Job Description
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Design, develop, and maintain robust, high-performance, low-latency Java applications using frameworks like Spring Boot, incorporating secure coding practices.
Lead technical design, architecture reviews, and team adoption of AI-assisted software engineering tools to improve code quality and delivery speed.
Collaborate with product owners and technical teams to translate business requirements into scalable, secure distributed system solutions, while mentoring and developing the engineering team.
Minimum Requirements
5+ years of applied software engineering experience with formal training or certification.
Strong expertise in Java 17+, Spring Boot, object-oriented programming, multithreading, IPC, low-latency programming techniques, and distributed systems design.
Experience with gRPC, Google Protocol Buffers, relational databases (e.g., PostgreSQL, CockroachDB), Kafka, and AI-assisted software development tools.
Not explicitly mentioned in the JD related to notice period or strict location requirements.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Experienced in low-latency, distributed system development with strong full lifecycle ownership, including architecture and mentoring roles.
Demonstrated capability to lead adoption of AI-assisted engineering tools in software development workflows with emphasis on secure, compliant practices.
Comfortable working in agile environments collaborating closely with cross-functional teams and applying advanced knowledge of SDLC, security protocols, and scalable system design.