3 months ago
Campinas, BrazilStaff+
Responsibilities
- Guide technical feature design and own the analysis of business and operational problems.
- Partner with business stakeholders, Product, and local Business Operations to translate commercial ideas into changes to the BEES application.
- Architect simple, scalable solutions for a dynamic B2B commerce platform.
- Evaluate and raise the technical bar through selective code reviews and direct contributions to the codebase.
- Troubleshoot engineering and platform issues through resolution.
- Build out the team and mentor and develop engineering teams on development best practices.
- Lead strategic projects and translate business objectives into end-to-end engineering plans.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software or Computer Engineering, Information Systems, or a similar technical field.
- Relevant hands-on development experience and experience mentoring developers.
- Experience with microservices architectures, RESTful/JSON, Spring Boot, and Java.
- Understanding of distributed systems.
- Experience working in a scaled Agile and Scrum environment.
- Experience at a fast-paced technology company is preferred.
Benefits
- Performance-based bonus and attendance bonus.
- Private pension plan, health, dental, and life insurance.
- Meal, transport, and childcare allowances, plus medicine discounts.
- Gympass partnership and discounts on company products and partner services.
- Scholarship, school materials assurance, and language and training platforms.
- Casual office and dress code with designated days off.
About BEES
BEES builds a B2B digital commerce and marketplace platform for small and medium retailers to order products, manage invoices, and track deliveries from AB InBev and partner suppliers. The business supports online ordering, promotions, and data-driven sales tools across 29 countries. Created by and owned by AB InBev, BEES is headquartered in Rotkreuz, Zug, and focuses on digitizing distributor-to-retailer workflows in beverage and adjacent categories.