Junior Java DevOps Engineer
Motorola Solutions1 day ago
Kraków, PolandEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Extend capabilities of the mission-critical Emergency Call Handling platform.
- Design, implement, test, deliver, and maintain software in an end-to-end development team.
- Develop Java-based services and contribute to the platform’s technologies.
- Support software in a 24/7 operating model.
- Learn and apply CI/CD pipelines, cloud infrastructure, containerization, and DevOps tooling with mentor guidance.
Requirements
- At least 1 year of commercial Java development experience.
- Foundational understanding of microservices and RESTful APIs.
- Basic familiarity with Docker containerization and Git version control.
- Understanding of Java fundamentals, object-oriented programming, and HTTP/REST protocols.
- English proficiency at B2 level for daily technical collaboration.
- Basic hands-on experience creating, building, and running Docker containers.
- Willingness to learn CI/CD pipelines and modern cloud infrastructure.
- Exposure to Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, or Linux is advantageous.
- Interest in Ansible, Terraform, RabbitMQ, Kafka, WebRTC, or SIP is advantageous.
- Academic or personal projects involving automation or DevOps tooling are advantageous.
Benefits
- Polish employment contract (UoP) and a competitive salary package.
- Private medical and dental coverage, Employee Pension Plan, life insurance, and Employee Stock Purchase Plan.
- Flexible working hours with start times between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.
- Collaborative culture, high-class offices, parking, wellness facilities, integration events, training, and development opportunities.
- Volleyball field and grill area next to the office.
- Travel requirements under 10%; domestic relocation provided.
Tech Stack
AngularAnsibleApache KafkaAWSAzureDockerGitGrafanaJavaJavaScriptKotlinKubernetesLinuxOpenShiftPostgreSQLPrometheusRabbitMQRedisRustSeleniumSpring BootTerraformTypeScript
About Motorola Solutions
Motorola Solutions builds mission‑critical communications, video security and access control, body‑worn cameras, and command‑center software for public safety agencies and enterprises. It sells radios and LMR/P25 systems, cloud software, and managed services used by police, fire, and critical infrastructure operators. Headquartered in Chicago and publicly traded on the NYSE (MSI), the company was formed in 2011 after Motorola’s split and operates globally.