[Job-19013] Software Architect (Java), Colombia

As a Software Architect (Java) at CI&T, your main responsibilities will include providing technical leadership and guidance to the development team, designing cloud solutions, ensuring the stability and success of our software products, and sharing your knowledge with team members. You'll also work on API development, manage code versioning using GIT, and implement CI/CD processes using tools like Jenkins.

To apply for the Software Architect (Java) position at CI&T, you should have solid experience in software development, particularly with Java (versions 1.8 and 17), experience in designing cloud solutions, and knowledge of relational databases such as Oracle. Familiarity with API development, code versioning (GIT), deployment on web servers, and CI/CD tools will also be crucial.

In addition to the required qualifications, having experience with unit testing, performance and security validation tools like JMeter and Snyk, and knowledge of microservices or Kubernetes can make your application stand out for the Software Architect (Java) role at CI&T. AWS certifications and experience with IAM integrations like OAuth or OpenID would also be beneficial.

At CI&T, the work culture is centered around inclusion, collaboration, and innovation. We celebrate diversity and value each CI&Ters’ unique experiences, fostering a safe environment for sharing ideas and solutions. You'll be part of a team where everyone’s input is encouraged, and contributions are recognized, making it an ideal setting for a Software Architect (Java) looking to make an impact.

As a Software Architect (Java) at CI&T, you can expect a comprehensive benefits package that includes premium healthcare, meal vouchers, maternity and parental leaves, a mobile services subsidy, sick pay, life insurance, opportunities for professional development through CI&T University, and paid vacations among many others.

When answering this question, focus on specific projects where you've utilized different Java versions. Share your understanding of the key differences between them, and highlight how those differences influenced your development approach, emphasizing problem-solving and innovation.

Provide examples of cloud solutions you have designed, discussing the technologies used and the challenges faced during implementation. Highlight your ability to assess requirements and how you ensured scalability, security, and performance in your designs.

When answering, share your process for API development, including defining endpoints, ensuring proper documentation, and your experience with tools like Swagger. Talk about how you ensure security and performance in your APIs.

Discuss your hands-on experience with CI/CD tools, particularly Jenkins. Explain the pipelines you've created or maintained, and how these tools have improved your projects' efficiency and reliability.

Focus on your direct experience working with Oracle databases, including any complex queries you’ve designed, optimization strategies you’ve applied, and how you’ve interacted with Java applications to manage database transactions effectively.

Share specific tools or methods you use to validate performance and security, such as JMeter or Snyk. Provide examples of situations where you identified bottlenecks or security vulnerabilities and the subsequent actions you took to resolve them.

Discuss your familiarity with microservices architecture, citing specific projects where you've implemented or transitioned to this approach. Explain the benefits you've observed and any challenges you've had to overcome.

Highlight strategies you use to promote knowledge sharing, such as mentorship, code reviews, or team workshops. Discuss the positive impact these practices have had on team collaboration and personal growth.

Discuss your personal beliefs about diversity and inclusion, and how working in such environments has enriched your professional experience. Share examples of how diverse perspectives have led to innovative solutions in your projects.

Explain your approach to continuous learning, such as attending webinars, taking courses, or participating in forums. Share specific areas of interest that relate to the Software Architect (Java) role and how you apply new knowledge to your work.