[GDT] Software Engineer (Java, Kotlin)

Project – the aim you’ll have For our client from the telecommunications industry, we are looking for a Kotlin developer. Role – how you’ll contribute • Take ownership of code quality through regular refactoring, ensuring scalability, maintainability, and alignment with industry best practices. • Collaborate with the Tech Lead and Product Team to implement new functionalities in application. • Create and maintain existing application development documentation • Perform integration, regression and acceptance testing. • Provide production support in resolving errors and technical issues. Expectations – the experience you need • At least 3 years of commercial experience programming in Kotlin and Java. • Knowledge of Spring Boot. • Knowledge of OIDC. • English proficiency enabling fluent communication (min. B2 level). Additional skills – the edge you have • Ability to work in a team within an international environment. • Openness, independence, and a proactive approach to tasks. • Good communication and analytical skills. What we offer: Flexible and remote cooperation options International projects with leading global clients Travels related to international projects Non-corporate atmosphere Access* to language classes Access* to knowledge-sharing initiatives Access* to private healthcare and life insurance Access* to multisport card *The availability and terms of individual benefits may vary depending on the chosen form of cooperation. Software Mind develops solutions that make an impact for companies around the globe. Tech giants & unicorns, transformative projects, emerging technologies and limitless opportunities – these are a few words that describe an average day for us. Building cross-functional engineering teams that take ownership and crave more means we’re always on the lookout for talented people who bring passion and creativity to every project. Our culture embraces openness, acts with respect, shows grit & guts and combines employment with enjoyment. Originally posted on Himalayas