An international software company is building advanced developer tools used by engineering teams worldwide. One of its newer innovation projects focuses on AI-assisted production debugging, helping engineers investigate live-system issues safely and efficiently.
The product combines JVM technology, program analysis, cloud infrastructure, and AI to improve how technical teams diagnose complex production problems.
The Role
We are looking for a Senior JVM Software Engineer to help design and develop an AI-first debugging platform for enterprise environments.
This role suits an experienced backend or infrastructure engineer who enjoys solving difficult technical problems across developer tooling, distributed systems, cloud environments, and AI-enabled workflows.
Key Responsibilities
– Design and develop new product capabilities from concept through production.
– Build tooling and automation for AI-assisted engineering workflows.
– Work on JVM-based systems using Java and Kotlin.
– Support enterprise deployment and integration across Kubernetes and cloud environments.
– Improve system reliability, security, performance, and test coverage.
– Contribute to architecture and technical decision-making.
– Work closely with engineers across product, infrastructure, and AI-related areas.
– Take ownership of complex technical problems and drive them through to completion.
Requirements
– Strong professional experience with Java, Kotlin, and JVM-based systems.
– Background in enterprise backend engineering, infrastructure, or developer tooling.
– Practical experience with Kubernetes and cloud environments.
– Strong understanding of production-grade software development.
– Comfortable working independently and taking ownership of technical decisions.
– Clear communication and collaborative working style.
– Interest in applying AI tools within software engineering while maintaining strong validation and engineering discipline.
Nice to Have
– Experience with debugging, observability, instrumentation, or runtime analysis.
– Exposure to .NET or Python backend development.
– Strong interest in developer productivity, engineering quality, and tooling.
What’s Offered
– Competitive compensation.
– Flexible office and home-working arrangements.
– Limited remote work from abroad.
– Additional annual leave.
– Medical and wellbeing support.
– Learning budgets, conferences, courses, and language training.
– Lunch or meal allowance.
– Sports benefits.
– International team events and company activities.
Benefits may vary depending on location.
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