Senior IBM BPM Developer – IBM BAW Camunda Specialist

We are seeking a highly skilled and forward-thinking Senior BPM Developer to join a dynamic technology team focused on delivering enterprise-grade workflow automation and process orchestration solutions.

This role is ideal for an experienced professional with deep expertise in IBM BPM / BAW and/or Camunda 7/8 combined with strong Java development capabilities and a passion for process optimisation automation and modern event-driven architectures.

You will play a key role in designing developing deploying and optimizing intelligent business workflows that drive operational efficiency and digital transformation within a complex enterprise environment.

Key Responsibilities
  • Design develop configure and deploy enterprise workflow solutions using IBM BPM / BAW or Camunda 7/8
  • Develop BPMN and DMN models for business process orchestration and decision automation
  • Build scalable microservices and APIs using Java 11 Spring Boot and RESTful services
  • Integrate workflow solutions with enterprise applications Kafka/Confluent event streams and custom user interfaces
  • Implement external task workers orchestration patterns and automated workflow handling
  • Monitor workflow performance troubleshoot incidents and optimize process execution
  • Analyse business processes to identify automation opportunities and efficiency improvements
  • Support AI-enabled workflow optimization and intelligent process automation initiatives
  • Collaborate with business analysts architects developers and stakeholders to design robust technical solutions
  • Drive CI/CD best practices using Git and Azure DevOps pipelines
  • Perform functional integration and performance testing across workflow applications
  • Provide mentorship technical leadership and guidance to junior and intermediate developers


Requirements

Experience

  • 5 years practical experience in:
    • Business process analysis
    • Workflow automation and orchestration
    • IBM BPM / BAW or Camunda implementations
  • 5 years software development experience using:
    • Java
    • Spring Boot
    • REST APIs
    • Microservices architecture
  • Hands-on delivery experience with:
    • BPMN/DMN modelling
    • Workflow deployment and monitoring
    • Incident handling
    • External task workers
  • Experience integrating workflows with custom UI applications
  • Experience with event-driven architectures using Kafka or Confluent
  • 2 years experience identifying and implementing automation opportunities within business processes
Technical Skills

BPM & Workflow Technologies

  • IBM BPM / BAW
  • Camunda 7/8
  • Camunda Modeler
  • BPMN 2.0
  • DMN

Development & Integration

  • Java 11
  • Spring Boot
  • REST APIs
  • JSON
  • Microservices Architecture

DevOps & Engineering

  • Git
  • CI/CD pipelines
  • Azure DevOps

Event Streaming

  • Kafka
  • Confluent



Required Skills:

Experience 5 years practical experience in: Business process analysis Workflow automation and orchestration IBM BPM / BAW or Camunda implementations 5 years software development experience using: Java Spring Boot REST APIs Microservices architecture Hands-on delivery experience with: BPMN/DMN modelling Workflow deployment and monitoring Incident handling External task workers Experience integrating workflows with custom UI applications Experience with event-driven architectures using Kafka or Confluent 2 years experience identifying and implementing automation opportunities within business processes Technical Skills BPM & Workflow Technologies IBM BPM / BAW Camunda 7/8 Camunda Modeler BPMN 2.0 DMN Development & Integration Java 11 Spring Boot REST APIs JSON Microservices Architecture DevOps & Engineering Git CI/CD pipelines Azure DevOps Event Streaming Kafka Confluent


Employment Type : Full Time
Experience: years
Vacancy: 1
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