3 days ago
Budapest, HungaryMid Level
Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and enhance Java backend components and integrations supporting Identity & Access Management solutions.
- Translate business requirements into scalable technical solutions and contribute to backlog prioritization.
- Collaborate with third-party vendors and technologies such as RSA to improve IAM capabilities.
- Maintain reliability, performance, stability, security, system designs, architecture diagrams, and operational documentation.
- Identify and resolve technical challenges while contributing to system and process improvements.
- Work collaboratively across teams in a production environment.
Requirements
- Degree in Computer Science or equivalent experience.
- Strong Java backend development and object-oriented programming skills.
- Experience with SQL, relational databases, Linux environments, applications, and integrations.
- Knowledge of clean coding, testing, and version control.
- Ability to solve problems, manage priorities, collaborate across teams, and deliver quality in a production environment.
- Fluent written and spoken English.
- Experience in enterprise or regulated environments, IAM systems, security-related applications, Agile or DevOps teams, distributed teams, or vendor-supported teams is desirable.
Benefits
- Performance-based bonus opportunities and cafeteria benefits.
- Life and health insurance and a medical care package.
- Hybrid office/remote working arrangement aligned with team and business needs.
- Long-term career development and learning opportunities.
- Potential eligibility for bp’s Global ShareMatch plan.
- Extended parental leave, a mother-baby room, wellbeing programs, and employee assistance resources.
- Access to social communities, networks, and office collaboration and recreation spaces in Budapest and Szeged.
- Negligible travel is expected, and the role is not eligible for relocation assistance.
About BP
BP is a global, publicly traded energy company that explores and produces oil and gas, refines and markets fuels and lubricants (including the Castrol brand), and trades energy products for consumers and industrial customers. It also operates convenience and retail fuel networks and invests in EV charging (bp pulse), bioenergy, and wind and solar projects. Founded in 1909 and headquartered in London, it is listed on the London and New York stock exchanges.