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About the job CDC International Sdn Bhd (CDCi) established in 2014, as part of the Commerce Dot Com Group of Companies, specializes in developing, designing, and operating procurement solutions for organizations across various industries. One of its flagship solutions, SPEED (Sistem Perolehan Elektronik Dinamik), is a customizable web-based procurement platform tailored to meet each organization's unique needs. Through SPEED, CDCi has transformed the public procurement landscape, connecting over 134,000 companies ready to engage with buyers in a dynamic and efficient marketplace. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Strategically plan and analyze high-level software solutions leveraging functional and technical expertise. Develop, execute, and document comprehensive test scripts to ensure applications and technical environments meet business standards Provide dedicated support to key customers. Integrate technical and application components to align with business requirements. Design, code, and test program modules to meet design specifications. Perform detailed system analysis to enhance performance and reliability. Implement all necessary actions for successful application deployment. Troubleshoot and resolve production issues efficiently. Recommend innovative technical solutions. QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field. 5-8 years of backend development experience with Java. Expertise in user interface design, database structures, and statistical analysis. Strong commitment to collaborative problem-solving and ability to work independently. Strong skills in core Java and J2EE, with a solid understanding of coding, design patterns, and relevant frameworks. Familiarity with Java, SQL, SOAP, RESTful Web Services, MVC frameworks like Hibernate and Spring, GitLab, and unit testing. Knowledge of system development diagrams, including Sequence Diagrams, UML, and Flow Charts Proficiency in object-oriented design, data structures, and algorithms. Exceptional debugging, problem-solving, and investigative abilities. Analytical mindset with excellent problem-solving skills. Understanding of MVC design patterns, or a willingness to learn. Preferred knowledge of accessibility and security compliance. WHY JOIN US Comprehensive medical benefits for you, your spouse, and children, ensuring your well-being is our top priority. Rest easy with our group term life coverage, providing you with security and assurance. Stay energized with meal credit that keep you fueled throughout the day. An in-house futsal court & badminton court for post-work workouts. A variety of fun-filled events and gatherings to unwind. Achieve a healthy work-life balance, ensuring you thrive both in and out of the office.
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