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Software Engineers – Back-End (Java)

Sri TechFort Worth, TXL6 LeadSeptember 15th, 2026
Overview In this role you will design and implement core backend capabilities at scale. You will work with cross-functional teams to select appropriate tools and build platform features that align with product and business goals. You will own the quality, performance, and reliability of services, including automated testing and observability. This position offers the chance to shape scalable web services and contribute to customer-focused platform delivery in a cloud environment. ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop critical features and componentsSelect appropriate tools and frameworksCollaborate cross-functionally to evolve platform and application capabilitiesImplement automated testing for functional and performance validationOwn and champion platform and application quality, performance, and integrityMaintain a customer-focused mindset Key requirements7+ years of software development and design experienceBS or MS in Computer Science or Engineering or equivalent experienceExperience with cloud service delivery and distributed systems at scale; design of low-latency web servicesProficiency with web technologies: HTTP, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, JSON, XML, RESTful servicesExperience with multiple OOP languages (Java preferred)Strong Java, Spring framework and microservices/restful services experienceRelational databases and SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL preferred)CI/CD experience (Jenkins, CodeBuild)Real-time data streaming and pub-sub systems (Apache Kafka, SNS-SQS, RabbitMQ)Observability and reporting tools (DataDog, New Relic, Kibana, Rollbar, Segment, Pendo, Optimizely)Knowledge of modern web security (OAuth, SSO, SSL, CSP, HSTS, CORS, etc.)Experience in agile environments and customer-first incident management, data analysis, and root-cause analysisAbility to work independently and with remote teams; collaborate with technical leadershipCommitment to inclusive team culture and peer growthcustomer-focusedcross-functional collaborationleadership by exampleJavaSpring frameworkMicroservices