Senior Software Engineer (Java)

As a Senior Software Engineer (Java) at Velotio Technologies, your primary responsibilities will include developing the Systech Unisecure artAI product, diagnosing existing issues with the current implementation, and maintaining the Unisecure product. You will work closely with the product owner and engineering manager to gather requirements and document design details, as well as analyze API endpoints and data requirements for integration solutions.

To excel as a Senior Software Engineer (Java) at Velotio Technologies, you should have 5 to 9 years of software engineering experience, proficiency in Java Springboot and REST APIs, and experience with AWS services. Additionally, strong communication skills, proficiency in tracking work using tools like Jira, and the ability to create design documents (HLD/LLD) are essential for success in this role.

At Velotio Technologies, the work culture for a Senior Software Engineer (Java) is autonomous and empowered, encouraging individuals to take ownership of their projects. We have a flat hierarchy that fosters fast decision-making and a fun, positive environment. Celebrating our successes regularly, we prioritize inclusion and diversity, making it a welcoming space for everyone.

Velotio Technologies supports the professional growth of its Senior Software Engineers (Java) by fostering a collaborative and inclusive environment. We encourage continuous learning and allow engineers to take ownership of their work, providing ample opportunities to tackle challenging projects. Regular feedback, celebrations of success, and team collaboration further enhance individual growth.

The software development process for a Senior Software Engineer (Java) at Velotio Technologies follows the SDLC best practices, emphasizing agile methodologies. You will participate in regular scrum ceremonies to clarify requirements and document key technical decisions. This structured approach ensures that projects are delivered on time while adhering to high-quality standards.

When answering this question, focus on specific projects where you utilized Java Springboot. Discuss the challenges you faced, how you implemented solutions, and the outcomes of your efforts. Highlight your understanding of Springboot's features, such as dependency injection, and how you've leveraged them to create scalable applications.

In your response, emphasize the importance of clarity and detail in design documents. Discuss your process for creating High-Level and Low-Level Design documents, including gathering requirements, analyzing user needs, and documenting integration protocols. Highlight your experience using templates or frameworks to ensure consistency.

For this question, share specific examples of performance challenges you've encountered in previous projects. Discuss the strategies you employed to identify bottlenecks, whether through profiling, load testing, or code reviews, and the actions taken to optimize performance—like improving algorithms, caching, or database indexing.

Highlight your approach to communication by describing how you establish rapport and clarity with cross-functional teams. Discuss the tools you use, such as Jira or Slack, to keep everyone informed. Give examples of successful collaborations with product owners, QA, DevOps, and how you ensure alignment on project goals.

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to describe a specific technical challenge. Clearly outline the problem, the steps you took to address it, the skills you utilized, and the positive outcome. This structured approach demonstrates your problem-solving capabilities effectively.

When discussing agile methodologies, share your understanding of their principles and how they enhance collaboration and flexibility in development. Provide examples of how you've applied agile practices, participated in sprints, and adapted to changing requirements in previous projects.

For this question, showcase your commitment to continuous learning. Mention specific resources you utilize, such as online courses, tech blogs, or conferences. Explain how you apply what you’ve learned in your projects and the importance of staying updated in the fast-paced tech landscape.

Detail your approach to unit testing by describing the frameworks you've used (like JUnit) and your philosophy behind testing. Talk about your strategies for writing effective test cases, ensuring edge cases are covered, and how you integrate unit testing into your development workflow.

Respond by discussing your prioritization strategies, such as using a prioritization matrix or Agile boards. Talk about how you assess project deadlines, stakeholder needs, and resource availability to ensure tasks are completed efficiently while maintaining quality.

Emphasize the importance of documentation in fostering team collaboration and knowledge sharing. Describe your methods for documenting code, decisions made during development, and how you ensure your documentation is accessible and clear for team members to reference.