Sr. Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Liferay in Milano
About Liferay Liferay is a uniquely profitable B2B enterprise software company with 1,000+ fiery-eyed employees all across Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.
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As a renowned provider of enterprise open source technologies, we have been recognized by Gartner for empowering businesses around the world to solve complex digital challenges.
Liferay's all-in-one platform unites Liferay DXP with our cloud platform capabilities, built-in analytics, and commerce functionality, reducing time to market and accelerating innovation.
Our customer roster includes global companies such as Airbus, US Bank, Honda, and Desjardins.But we don't just make awesome software, we are also fueled by a greater-than-profit vision.
By building a vibrant business, making technology useful, and investing in communities, we make it possible for people to reach their full potential to serve others.
This commitment extends beyond our product; Liferay donates 10% of our profits to charities around the world.
Oh, we're also self-funded which gives us the freedom to work on whatever we think brings the most value to customers and communities in the long runAbout You and this RoleAre you passionate about developing great software? Do you feel proud when you help create a product that many people use? Do you consider yourself to be a good developer? Do you enjoy working in a multidisciplinary and diverse team? You always wanted to work in open source for a living? If so, this might be your dream job.
We are looking for a senior profile with passion for software development and web technologies.Key ObjectivesWork in a long-term software product.
Building strong foundations, without being constrained by frequent deadlines, delivering the best possible solution and iterating then.Work in an open source distributed company with strong ethic