About the Company
Prolifics is seeking a talented Senior Java Database Developer to join a high-performing delivery team supporting enterprise-scale application development initiatives. This role is ideal for an experienced software engineer who thrives in complex environments, enjoys solving challenging technical problems, and has a passion for building scalable, cloud-enabled solutions.
Position: Java/Database Developer
Location: Montreal, QC (Hybrid)
Duration: 12 months
Position Description:
The candidate should have 5-7 years of relevant IT experience, preferably in Financial Services or Wealth Management organization. The ideal candidate will be a self-motivated team player committed to delivering on time and should be able to work with minimal supervision.
Skills Required
- Good understanding of one core programming languages (Java or Python)
- RDBMS (Well versed with SQL, DB fundamentals like tables, triggers, , stored Procs etc.)
- Comfortable with working in Linux env
- Comfortable with using AI coding agents (Github Copilot etc.)
- JSON, XML Schemas
- Good understanding of SDLC methodologies
- Ability to communicate in a clear and concise manner; individually or in front of a group
- Keen attention to detail
- Strong communication skills
- Strong sense of ownership and accountability for work
- Candidate will be required to work geographically dispersed teams.
Good to have skills
- Knowledge of open-source frameworks: Spring, Spring boot, Hibernate.
- REST APIs, Microservices
- Knowledge of MongoDB
- Scripting knowledge (Shell, Python)
- Any of Autosys, Cron Job, Airflow concepts
- Messaging technologies – Kafka or IBM MQ
Hybrid role based in Montreal, Quebec. Contract opportunity through Prolifics. Collaborative team environment with exposure to enterprise-scale projects and modern technologies.
Equal Opportunity Statement
Prolifics is committed to diversity and inclusivity in the workplace.
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