Senior Liferay Developer

Senior Liferay Developer

Key Responsibilities

As a Senior Liferay Developer, you will:

• Provide Technical Leadership:

  Serve as the subject matter expert for Liferays Java-based technologies, providing expert guidance on installation, configuration, implementation, and deployment.

• Architect Solutions:

  Design and implement robust, scalable

  front-end and back-end architectures

  . Focus on

  reusability, maintainability, and modularity

  while enforcing enterprise and industry

  best practices and conventions

  .

• Drive Custom Development:

  Design and implement custom applications, leveraging Liferay's architecture alongside modern technologies like

  React

  and

  Spring Boot

  .

• Consult and Strategize:

  Advise clients on the optimal framework and technical approach to meet their unique requirements. Recommend the best approach for

  extending or overriding Liferay DXP features

  .

• Optimize Performance:

  Perform in-depth performance tuning across the application stack, including the

  JVM, application server, and application code

  . Configure Liferay DXP, web servers, and app servers for optimal performance.

• Client Engagement:

  Interface directly with clients to clarify requirements, address reported issues, manage expectations, and provide regular project status updates, ensuring smooth project momentum.

• Mentorship and Oversight:

  Actively

  mentor and guide less experienced team members

  , helping to elevate the overall technical capability of the development team.

What Makes You a Great Fit -

You will excel in this role if you are enthusiastic about overcoming technical hurdles, quickly adjusting to changing priorities, and possess the following:

• A proactive, results-oriented attitude with a strong focus on delivering high-quality code.
• The ability to enthusiastically embrace the challenges inherent in a fast-paced, agile environment.
• Strong communication skills with the ability to articulate complex technical issues clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.