Java Full-Stack Software Engineer

Pracyva Ltd — Germany · Posted ~1 hour ago

Full-time

Skills

Java Python .NET JavaScript TypeScript Node.js React Angular REST GraphQL Microservices Event-driven architecture Distributed systems Cloud platforms Kubernetes CI/CD GitOps Infrastructure as Code Terraform Ansible Observability Security AI Data pipelines Azure AWS GCP Generative AI RAG LLMs

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Summary ✨ AI‑Generated

A full-stack engineering role for a German-speaking professional working across modern application development, distributed architectures, cloud platforms, DevSecOps, automation, AI, data, and security. The position offers broad exposure to technologies ranging from Java and modern frontend frameworks to Kubernetes, Infrastructure as Code, generative AI, and enterprise integration.

Highlights

Broad full-stack engineering opportunity spanning modern application development, cloud-native architecture, DevSecOps, automation, AI and data, with exposure to diverse technologies and enterprise modernization challenges.

Description

Application engineering: Java, Python, .NET, JavaScript/TypeScript, Node.js, React, Angular, or comparable modern technologies.Architecture and integration: REST or GraphQL APIs, microservices, event-driven architectures, enterprise integration, distributed systems, and modernization patterns.Cloud and platform: Azure, AWS, or GCP; cloud-native and serverless services; containers and Kubernetes; scalable and resilient platform design.DevSecOps and automation: CI/CD, GitOps, Infrastructure as Code such as Terraform or Ansible, observability, monitoring, release engineering, and Secure SDLC.AI and data: Generative AI, machine learning, RAG, vector stores or search, orchestration frameworks, prompt engineering, LLMOps, data pipelines, analytics, and secure AI practices.Security and governance: identity and access management, Zero Trust concepts, encryption and key management, compliance-aware design, and architecture governance.