Seeking a skilled Camunda Developer to join our team and drive workflow automation initiatives. This role focuses on designing, building, and supporting business processes leveraging Camunda and BPMN.

Ideal candidates possess 3-5 years of software development experience with a proven track record in workflow automation and business process management.

Key technologies include Camunda, Java/Spring Boot, REST APIs, and enterprise application integration.

Develop and maintain sophisticated business workflows using Camunda 7/8 and BPMN 2.0 standards. Translate intricate functional requirements into clear BPMN process models. Build robust Java/Spring Boot workers and facilitate seamless service integrations. Implement dynamic REST API integrations and manage external service calls effectively. Work proficiently with process variables, service tasks, user tasks, gateways, events, timers, and error handling mechanisms. Design and maintain DMN decision tables for intelligent process execution. Implement advanced process retries, exception handling, and timeout strategies. Integrate Camunda processes across diverse systems including databases, APIs, messaging platforms, and enterprise applications. Develop comprehensive unit and integration tests for all workflow implementations. Troubleshoot and resolve complex process execution and integration challenges. Utilize Camunda monitoring tools to diagnose and fix stalled or failed processes. Participate actively in code reviews and adhere to all development standards. Support efficient CI/CD-based process deployments. Collaborate closely with business analysts, QA teams, and senior developers to ensure project success.

A minimum of 3-5 years of professional software development experience is essential, with significant hands-on expertise in Camunda. A strong understanding of BPMN 2.0 and DMN is required, alongside proficiency in Java and Spring Boot. Experience with REST APIs and JSON data formats is crucial. Familiarity with SQL and relational databases is necessary. Proficiency with Git for version control is a must. A solid understanding of microservices architecture and asynchronous/event-driven processing patterns is expected.