Sr. Java Developer (Remote)

Overview We are the team that created OpenVPN, the industry-standard VPN protocol now used by most of the commercial VPN providers worldwide. We are currently looking for a rock star to push further the product that millions of people around the world will be interacting with on a daily basis! You should have a strong working knowledge of Java, REST APIs, and databases, excellent in understanding security topics, be familiar with TCP/IP networking, SSL VPN, and distributed systems, possess a solid conceptual foundation in the development of distributed and cloud-computing systems, and have network programming understanding on Linux development environments. You will join a team that is responsible for the requirement specifications, system specifications, software development and maintenance of several critical security-related cloud services. Our philosophy is that we are a small, closely-knit team, and we care deeply about you: Benefits Competitive pay rates. Fully remote work environments. Generous time off opportunities. A family-like work atmosphere. Responsibilities (Note: The original text describes team scope and product area but does not include explicit standalone bullet-form responsibilities. The following content preserves the intent by framing responsibilities from the provided description.) Contribute to the development and maintenance of OpenVPN-related cloud services and security-focused components. Collaborate on requirement specifications and system specifications for critical security-related cloud services. Qualifications 4+ years of commercial programming experience 4+ years of experience with Java Experience of developing modern REST services on Spring Boot Security topics hands-on with Spring Security (SAML, OAuth2) Experience with RDBMS, NoSQL storage (MongoDB) Experience with deployment on Docker and AWS Good understanding of networking At least upper-intermediate English, both spoken and written Excellent communication abilities. Nice to have: Experience with messaging in Java (Kafka, RabbitMQ, etc.) #J-18808-Ljbffr