Java Software Engineer

EPAM is seeking an experiencedJava Software Engineer to join a dynamic engineering team working on mission-critical systems within the data center infrastructure planning domain. Our client is a major global technology leader investing heavily in next-generation data center development. The project focuses on building and enhancing software solutions that support development planning processes, including supply chain timeline management and supplier relationship coordination.

This is a great opportunity to contribute to a high-impact platform while collaborating directly with the client's world-class engineers, architects, and product managers.

Responsibilities

• Develop new features and refine the existing codebase to improve performance, reliability, and efficiency
• Communicate directly with the client on a daily basis, participating in discussions with stakeholders and product teams
• Collaborate with a team of engineers and architects to build a scalable, high-performance platform leveraged by external customers for next-generation applications and solutions
• Participate in the full software development life cycle — from analysis and design through implementation, testing, and support
• Operate as a proactive, self-governing team member in a modern engineering environment that values transparency, trust, individual mastery, and autonomy

Requirements

• 3+ years of hands-on experience in Java development
• 3+ years of experience developing and integrating software through full system implementation life-cycle (analyze, design, implement, build, test, support)
• Solid working knowledge of SQL and JUnit
• Strong self-management, prioritization, and time-management skills
• Ability to deliver on time with quality as a self-starter in a fast-paced environment
• Excellent English communication skills (both written and verbal) with proven experience in client-facing interactions

Nice to have

• Experience with Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
• Knowledge of JavaScript and/or TypeScript
• Familiarity with Protocol Buffers