Java Software Engineer

Core Skills Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQL, stored procedures, Java, and Python. About YDC YDC (YDCPro) is a technology consulting firm based in Toronto, Canada, helping organizations accelerate digital transformation. Job Description Java Workflow Engine Developer We are looking for a strong Java Backend Developer / Workflow Engine Developer to design, develop, and support mission‑critical, workflow‑driven backend applications.

Ideal Candidate Profile The ideal candidate is a strong Java backend engineer who has worked on real enterprise workflow systems, preferably in finance, insurance, banking, or another regulated industry. They understand that workflow applications are not just simple CRUD systems. They require careful handling of process state, transaction boundaries, retries, concurrency, auditability, and production reliability.

They should be able to design and implement backend workflow services using Java and a workflow engine such as jBPM or Camunda, while also being comfortable using modern AI coding tools to improve productivity. Position Overview We are looking for a strong Java Backend Developer / Workflow Engine Developer to design, develop, and support mission‑critical, workflow‑driven backend applications. Preferred Qualifications Experience in finance, insurance, banking, pension, claims processing, underwriting, payment processing, government case management, healthcare workflow, or other regulated workflow-heavy domains.

Experience building systems involving approvals, reviews, adjudication, case management, claims, payment workflows, onboarding workflows, compliance workflows, or exception handling. Experience with BPMN 2.0, DMN, rules engines, or decision tables. Experience with Camunda 7 / Camunda 8, jBPM, Flowable, or Activiti in production environments.

Experience using GenAI or agentic development tools such as Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, or similar tools. GenAI / Agentic Tool Expectations The candidate is not expected to be an AI researcher, but should be comfortable using AI‑assisted engineering tools as part of daily software development. #J-18808-Ljbffr