SNAPTECH aims to redefine standards, establishing itself as a business partner recognized for adding value and making it easy to work with.
Our objectives are always aligned with our Clients' priorities. More than a technology consultancy company, we aim to be a business partner. Promoting simple interactions and processes, our solutions are delivered with quality, to the extent required, and personalized.
We are looking for experienced Java Software Engineer (M/F), currently living in Portugal to join our teams.
Here's what we're looking for:

• At least 4 years of experience as a Java Developer.
• Deep understanding of design patterns and software architecture principles.
• Extensive expertise in unit testing, integration testing, and Test-Driven Development (TDD) methodologies.
• Strong knowledge of CI/CD pipelines, with hands-on experience using Terraform and Kubernetes.
• Proficient in Java frameworks such as Spring, Spring Boot, and Hibernate.
• Excellent problem-solving skills and a proven ability to excel in agile development environments.

Why you'll enjoy working with us:

• We’re a rapidly growing yet tight-knit team, ready to support you at every step (from our HR team to our developers);
• You’ll have opportunities to advance your career and grow within the company;
• You’ll get the chance to work on exciting international projects.

Why we'll enjoy working with you:

• You're deeply passionate about your work;
• You're a natural problem-solver;
• You bring your best effort every day, going above and beyond.

You can also apply through our website (snaptechsolutions.io).
Let's work together!
Tipo de oferta: Integral/Full-time
Pagamento: 1 400,00€ - 3 000,00€ por mês
Benefícios:

• Acesso à internet
• Cartão/Ticket refeição
• Formação Linguística Fornecida
• Seguro saúde
• Telemóvel da empresa
• Trabalho remoto

Horário de trabalho:

• De segunda à sexta-feira
• Horário flexível
• Período diário

Remuneração suplementar:

• Subsídio de Natal

Pergunta(s) de seleção:

• Are you currently living in Portugal?