Software Development Engineer III (Java Backend)
Sixt SE (company site, opens in a new tab)9+ yrsBengaluruHybridDirect career pageEst. 30–45 LPA
Posted 3h ago
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About This Role
- Build Java backend services for vehicle turnaround and branch-level fleet orchestration, integrated with IoT-connected fleet systems.
- Design and evolve distributed, event-driven systems; maintain shared libraries and internal tools to improve reliability and delivery speed.
- Translate operational workflows into scalable technical solutions with product, operations, and engineering stakeholders.
Minimum Requirements
- Work Experience Required: 9+ years of hands-on engineering experience, including cloud-native development, scalability problem-solving, and event-driven system design.
- B.Tech, B.E., or Master’s degree in Computer Science or a closely related discipline.
- Production-proven Java and Spring Boot experience (must-have).
- Experience designing or operating distributed systems and microservices; solid knowledge of event-driven patterns, pub-sub, and message brokers such as Apache Kafka.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Has worked in sophisticated engineering environments, ideally at a start-up or scale-up, and can make sound system-design trade-offs at scale.
- Can connect backend architecture decisions to real-world branch operations and fleet workflows.
- Already uses AI coding assistants such as Claude or Cursor, while applying engineering judgment to assess their limitations.