JAVA developer- Orkes Conductor(or Netflix conductor)

We have an urgent requirement for JAVA developer- Orkes Conductor(or Netflix conductor) for one of the bank in Abu Dhabi, UAE

Experience in Java application support or development. --Must 

Design, develop, and maintain backend services using Java 8 or above /Spring Boot with hands- on experience in Orkes -Conductor (or Netflix Conductor---Must

Integrate with RESTful APIs ---Must

Provide L2/L3 support for Java microservices and Conductor workflows---Must

Experience with CI/CD tools like Jenkins, GitLab, or GitHub Actions---Must

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The first round is a 1.5-hour online JavaScript test on Gorilla, which is mandatory. Please only apply for this role if you can commit to taking this test.

 

Job Overview:

  • We are looking for a skilled Java Developer with hands-on experience in Orkes Conductor (or Netflix Conductor) to help us build and maintain scalable, reliable workflow orchestration systems. You'll be working on backend services, integrating microservices, and developing complex workflows that automate business processes. This role involves maintaining system stability, ensuring uptime, handling incidents, and supporting development teams in integrating and operating Conductor workflows.

    Key Responsibilities:

    · Design, develop, and maintain backend services using Java/Spring Boot

    · Create, manage, and optimize workflows using Orkes Conductor

    · Integrate with RESTful APIs and external services

    · Collaborate with cross-functional teams including DevOps, QA, and Product

    · Write unit, integration, and system tests

    · Monitor and troubleshoot system performance and reliability

    · Provide L2/L3 support for Java microservices and Conductor workflows

    · Monitor system health, performance, and logs; set up alerts and dashboards

    · Troubleshoot workflow failures, investigate root causes, and provide fixes or workarounds

    · Collaborate with DevOps/SRE teams for deployment and scaling strategies

    · Participate in on-call rotations to ensure high system availability

    Required Skills

    · Strong programming experience in Java (Java 8 or higher)

    · Experience with Orkes Conductor or Netflix Conductor

    · Familiarity with Spring Boot, Microservices Architecture

    · Understanding of REST APIs, Message Queues (Kafka, RabbitMQ)

    · Experience with CI/CD tools like Jenkins, GitLab, or GitHub Actions

    · Strong debugging and problem-solving skills

    · Experience with monitoring/logging tools/

    · Basic knowledge of Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD tools

    · Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

    · Good communication and coordination abilities

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