We are looking for a
Senior Software Engineer to implement and migrate Camunda 8 workflows with BPMN 2.0 and DMN/FEEL, integrating SAP via a shared Integration Layer. You will build high-quality process components, validate them with unit and integration testing, and maintain migration backlog discipline.
Responsibilities
- Implement BPMN 2.0 process models, DMN decision tables, and Camunda Forms based on confirmed business requirements
- Carry out the assigned migration approach by process tier, including reviewing AI-generated drafts, reworking rules and integrations, and supporting REST-based redesign under Lead guidance
- Build and configure service tasks, gateways, and REST/HTTP connectors against existing Integration Layer APIs
- Implement ABAC/PBAC access control rules and DMN-based approver and routing logic per confirmed mapping
- Develop and unit-test process components against defined test cases and acceptance criteria
- Support integration testing with SAP and other connected systems via the shared Integration Layer
- Participate in UAT cycles to address defects, incorporate process owner feedback, and support batch sign-off within the agreed review SLA
- Document implemented processes, configurations, and known issues to support handover and knowledge transfer
- Follow Camunda engineering standards and quality metrics set by the Development POD
- Flag documentation gaps or discrepancies versus production TIBCO behavior for escalation
Requirements
- Overall software engineering experience of 5-10 years, with Camunda 8 exposure or a comparable BPM/workflow engine
- Senior-level capability executing structured migration work in a defined backlog with batch sequencing
- Track record delivering projects by converting confirmed business requirements into BPMN 2.0 and DMN/FEEL implementations
- Strong REST API experience building and consuming integrations
- Solid testing discipline including unit testing, integration testing, and defect triage
- Strong communication skills to document processes, configurations, and known issues for handover
Nice to have
- Exposure to legacy BPM platforms such as TIBCO or similar
