Backend Software Developer
Global Channel Management, Inc. · United States · 2026-10-14
About this role
Backend Software Developer needs 10+ years of backend software development experience
Backend Software Developer requires:
Experience in Identity Domain, User onboarding and profile management.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Proficient in Java.
Proficient in multiple programming languages/scripting languages
Proficient in JavaRx, Reactive Spring or Functional programming
Solid understanding of distributed systems and cloud architectures.
Proficient in continuous integration process and tools.
Excellent skills in complex technical problem-solving.
Quality mindset with experience in writing test plans and automation
Ability to present technical problems to non-technical audiences.
Prior experience in developing orchestration platforms.
Experience working in a large engineering environment, coordinating across multiple teams, and leading organization-wide projects.
Backend Software Developer duties:
Partner alongside software engineers and various cross functional team members to build, manage, perform and support various aspects of real time projects.
Develop applications to support various functions across Identity.
Leverage your existing skills while learning and implementing new technologies.
Identify additional areas of opportunity and means for knowledge sharing practices
Originally posted on Himalayas
Skills asked for
- java
- spring
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