Talan Americas is actively recruiting for API Solution Engineers specializing in Java and Spring Boot. The role emphasizes hands-on development and maintenance of integration components, requiring a solid understanding of modern software engineering principles and cloud technologies.
The core technical demands center on proficiency with Java 11+, the Spring framework (specifically Spring Boot, MVC, and Maven), and robust testing methodologies including jUnit and Postman. Candidates are expected to be adept with Continuous Integration tools like Git, GitHub, and Jenkins, alongside a foundational knowledge of SOLID principles and best practices in API design, RESTful services, and API security frameworks. A minimum of three years of experience in API and Cloud programming, particularly within Agile environments, is a prerequisite.
Basic familiarity with cloud computing platforms such as Azure and AWS is also stipulated. Preferred qualifications extend to experience with enterprise API management solutions like IBM API Connect or Google API (Apigee).
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The company, Talan, has highlighted its commitment to implementing significant transformation projects within its Data & Technology divisions. They present opportunities for candidates to engage in international projects and join a multicultural team. Notably, Talan Spain has received 'Great Place to Work' recognition for the fourth consecutive year, suggesting a company culture that values its workforce.
The responsibilities outlined for the API Solution Engineer role include the design, construction, and upkeep of APIs for enterprise integration requirements. This also entails ensuring the stability, scalability, and security of integration components and middleware solutions, as well as supporting their continuous improvement. Collaboration with cross-functional teams is a key aspect of the position, aiming to effectively implement and sustain integration solutions.
The positions are offered as permanent contracts.
