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Senior Sofware Engineer (Java)

Bangalore, Coimbatore

Senior Software Engineer

Experience:  4+ years

Location: Coimbatore / Bangalore

Who we are and What we do?

AppViewX is trusted by the world’s leading organizations to reduce risk, ensure compliance, and increase visibility through automated certificate lifecycle management. At AppViewX, you will get to work with our AVX ONE platform that provides complete certificate lifecycle management and PKI-as-a-Service using streamlined automation workflows to prevent outages, reduce security incidents and enable crypto-agility. AppViewX is also certified as a Great Place to Work in India, cementing us as an employer of choice.

What will you be responsible for?

Be part of the full software development life cycle, with the opportunity to take ownership of entire modules if you're up for it. You'll work on building highly scalable, low-latency, high-throughput systems designed for five 9 availability. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, engineers, and customer advocacy groups to define the best technical design and deliver impactful product features. Expect to handle multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment—while innovating and having fun with talented teams across locations.

What do we require?

  • Experience in Java / Python skill with excellent data structures, algorithms skills, design pattern & OOPS
  • Experience with client/server, multi-threaded and distributed software.
  • Proven design sensibility and the willingness to work in a collective, team-oriented environment.
  • Knowledge of Kubernetes and Containers.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to present complex plans and designs.
  • Strong reasoning and problem-solving skills under your wing.
  • Good presentation, communication and people skills.
  • Quick learner, creative, resourceful, and being able to work on your own.
  • BE in Computer Science or related field

Value adds:

  • Knowledge of database design and database programming using SQL & NO-SQL concepts
  • Familiar and hands-on experience with Managed Kubernetes environments like EKS, GKE.

Why AppViewX? 

AppViewX caters to a wide range of customers from Fortune 1000 companies, including six of the top ten global commercial banks, five of the top ten global media companies, and five of the top ten managed healthcare providers. Over the years, we grew our diverse team, perfected our automation platform, and expanded our Global footprint to India, North America, United Kingdom and Australia. Today, we are headquartered in New York City and have come a long way by optimizing opportunities to create lasting relationships with enterprises, gaining unshakable customer trust along the way.

AppViewX is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. It is AppViewX’s policy to afford equal employment opportunities to all employees regardless of race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, citizenship status, , gender, gender expression or identity, sexual orientation, age, marital status, military or veteran status, pregnancy, disability, genetic information, arrest record, or other protected class under state, federal, or local law.

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