If it can be automated, we expect you to make it happen.
If you enjoy turning clunky, manual processes into smooth, automated workflows — you’ll feel right at home here.
We’re looking for a BPM Developer who can design, build, and optimise intelligent business processes using tools like IBM Business Automation Workflow and Camunda.
This role sits at the intersection of software engineering, workflow automation, and AI, where your work directly improves how a business operates every day.
What You’ll Be Doing
You’ll be the person who makes things work better:
Design and build automated workflows that simplify complex processes Develop scalable, production-ready software components Orchestrate systems using BPM tools, APIs, and microservices Integrate event-driven solutions using Kafka/Confluent Apply AI-driven insights to optimise processes and decision-making Troubleshoot, fix, and continuously improve systems Collaborate with product owners, designers, and engineers to deliver great solutions
Your Toolbox
You’re comfortable working with:
Java (11+), Spring Boot, REST APIs BPM platforms (IBM BPM / BAW or Camunda 7/8) BPMN 2.0 / DMN modelling Kafka / Confluent (event streaming) Git and CI/CD pipelines (Azure DevOps) Microservices and modern architecture
Bonus: Experience with AI-driven automation or exposure to banking environments.
What Makes You a Great Fit
5+ years experience in BPM and software development Strong hands-on experience with IBM BPM/BAW or Camunda You can take a business problem and turn it into a working, automated solution You think beyond code — you think in systems and processes You’re proactive, collaborative, and always looking to improve
The Essentials
Diploma in Computer Science / IT / Software Engineering Degree is a plus Certifications in Camunda, Kafka, or Azure (AZ-900 / AZ-104 / AZ-204) are advantageous
This role is perfect for someone who doesn’t just want to write code — but wants to transform how work gets done through smart automation.
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