What this role is all about

Being a part of Infobip Engineering means working on an in-house developed product and delivering solutions on a global level. As a Junior/Mid Software Engineer, you will own your part of the codebase, contribute meaningfully to your team's microservices, and work within a large-scale distributed architecture. It is resilient, scalable, sends over 500 million messages daily, and directly impacts how our clients run their businesses. 

This isn't a role for learning the basics. It's a role for engineers who already have solid fundamentals and are ready to grow fast in a high-complexity environment. 

What you'll do

• You will write well-designed, testable, and maintainable code. Not just code that works, but code your team can build on. 

• You will cover such tasks as implementing new features, support existing ones, fixing bugs, troubleshooting shift. 

• You will be responsible for the whole life-cycle - from designing the feature together with PMs and designers, through breakdown and implementation to deployment on production. 

• You will develop a solid understanding of the systems your team operates within, including their dependencies, failure modes, and trade-offs. 

• You will contribute to technical discussions with grounded opinions backed by your own experience and reasoning and have an active interaction within the CDP team, and with people outside 

• You will proactively identify problems, ask the right questions, and push solutions forward without waiting to be told what to do next. 

• You will share knowledge within the team and help raise the bar through code reviews and day-to-day collaboration. 
   

What makes you a strong fit

• You have 1-3 years of hands-on professional experience in software engineering, not including internships or academic projects alone. 

• Java is our primary technology and solid, production-level Java experience is required. 

• You have experience in working with Microservices, Kotlin, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, Kafka, relational databases/NoSQL, (knowledge of Mongo and Clickhouse is a plus.  

• Experience with .NET/C# is a plus, as well as front-end technologies, such as: TypeScript, React, web pack. 

• You've worked in a team environment and have shipped code to production. You know what that responsibility feels like. 

• You understand core software engineering concepts: clean code, testing, version control, and basic system design. 

• You're open to working across the stack and picking up new technologies as the work demands. 

• You are genuinely curious about how distributed systems behave and enjoy digging into the "why" behind complex problems. 

• You work well in an agile environment and are comfortable with ambiguity. You don't need everything defined for you to move forward. 

• You build real, lasting working relationships, not just functional ones.