Backend developer (Java)

Pixid is entering an ambitious transformation phase and is looking for the next builders of this change!

The platform is highly configurable and used by multiple international stakeholders, making the challenge particularly stimulating.

PIXID manages more than 222,000 companies connected to over 12,000 temporary work agencies. Each month, they exchange more than 2.5 million documents, representing a purchasing volume estimated at nearly €11 billion!

Join our Squad working in Agile as we build next-generation micro-services using cutting-edge technologies. You’ll develop scalable, secure services while promoting engineering best practices and contributing to our event-driven architecture.

You’ll be collaborating with our PO to define the domain, service, and API we need to provide for both our clients and our front-end.

👉 Your Key Responsibilities:

• Microservices Development: Design and implement microservices using Java/Spring Boot, following domain-driven design principles

• Event-Driven Systems: Develop event-driven services using Kafka or similar platforms, implementing event sourcing and CQRS patterns

• Zero-Trust Implementation: Build services with zero-trust security principles, implementing proper authentication, authorization, and encryption

• Database Optimization: Work with PostgreSQL to design efficient schemas, implement materialized views for performance optimization, and manage data consistency

• Best Practices Champion: Promote and implement engineering best practices, including clean code, SOLID principles, comprehensive testing, and documentation

• Code Quality: Participate in code reviews, implement automated testing strategies, and maintain high code quality standards

• Observability: Implement comprehensive logging, monitoring, and tracing for distributed systems

• 4+ years of backend development experience with Java and Spring framework

• Strong understanding of microservices architecture patterns and RESTful API design

• Experience with event-driven architecture and message brokers (Kafka, RabbitMQ)

• Proficiency in PostgreSQL, including query optimization and materialized views

• Understanding of and security best practices