Software Engineer
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## About the Role As a Software Engineer at EngRadar (H&M Group), you will own the full software lifecycle – from design and development to testing, release, and maintenance. You will translate business needs into high‑performance, event‑driven solutions that power H&M’s global retail and e‑commerce platforms. ## What You’ll Do - Design, develop, and maintain cloud‑native applications on Azure. - Build scalable data solutions with Azure Cosmos DB and MongoDB. - Create Kafka producers and consumers for real‑time streaming. - Develop RESTful APIs and micro‑services using Java, Spring Boot, or .NET. - Implement CI/CD pipelines, containerize applications with Docker, and orchestrate them on Kubernetes. - Monitor, troubleshoot, and optimise production systems while collaborating with Agile squads. ## Who You Are - 3‑5 years of professional software development experience. - Strong hands‑on expertise with Azure Cosmos DB and Apache Kafka. - Practical experience designing event‑driven architectures and using Azure Functions or Kubernetes. - Proficient in Java (Spring Boot) or .NET, and familiar with Git and Azure DevOps. - Good communication skills and a team‑oriented mindset. ## Benefits & Culture EngRadar offers a vibrant, inclusive culture with global development opportunities, staff discount cards across all H&M brands, the H&M Incentive Program (HIP), and competitive local perks. The company is committed to fair, competency‑based recruitment and encourages growth through continuous learning.
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Estimated range — based on Software Engineer with 1-3 years experience (7 similar listings). Actual compensation may vary based on your specific experience, interview performance, and the company’s internal bands.
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