Overview:
Common context
Domain: Telecom BSS transformation, focused on Product Catalog and Configure-Price-Quote (CPQ)
Tech stack: Java microservices, ReactJS, cloud-native deployment
Ways of working: GenAI-accelerated SDLC (AI-assisted requirements, design, coding, testing and documentation)
Experience: 7-10 years
Role summary: Design and build core Product Catalog and CPQ capabilities across back-end microservices and React front-ends, and guide junior developers.
Responsibilities:
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain Java microservices and REST APIs, and build ReactJS user interfaces for catalog management and quoting.
- Own technical design for modules, write clean, testable code and lead code reviews.
- Implement complex business logic such as pricing, configuration rules and eligibility.
- Integrate with other BSS/OSS systems and databases (SQL/NoSQL).
- Build unit, integration and automated tests, and contribute to CI/CD pipelines.
- Use GenAI coding assistants to speed up development, testing, refactoring and documentation, while keeping quality and security standards.
- Mentor team members and support production issues.
Requirements:
Required skills
- Strong Java (8+), Spring Boot, microservices and REST APIs.
- ReactJS (hooks, state management), JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML/CSS.
- SQL and at least one NoSQL database, plus messaging (Kafka/RabbitMQ).
- Git, CI/CD, Docker and Agile practices.
- Hands-on experience with GenAI-assisted development.
Good to have: Telco BSS exposure (Product Catalog, CPQ, pricing engines), Kubernetes/cloud experience, and performance tuning experience.
Qualification: Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science or a related field.
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