Backend developer
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - OverIT - Field Service Management in Italia
OverIT is a global Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company with a strong presence in North America and Europe.
We empower organizations in the power, utility, telco, and transportation industries to manage their mission-critical infrastructures efficiently and safely through cutting-edge Field Service Management software solutions.
At OverIT, we leverage advanced technologies like ML (Machine Learning), AR (Augmented Reality), IoT (Internet of Things), and GIS (Geographic Information System) to help ensure the infrastructures essential to our daily lives are always on.
If you want to be part of a top technology brand, join us
What you’ll do
- Design and develop high-quality backend services and REST APIs primarily using Java, Spring, and Spring Boot, treating the API surface as a product used by internal teams, partners, and system integrators — not just an internal implementation detail.
- Own complex data models on Oracle, and design event-driven flows through Kafka, using Redis for caching, session state, and other performance-critical paths.
- Implement OIDC-based authentication and build resource servers that correctly validate tokens, scopes, and claims.
- Take ownership of modernizing legacy backend components: identify technical debt, architectural bottlenecks, and scalability limitations, and propose sustainable evolution strategies — moving with confidence and speed without breaking what customers depend on today.
- Publish and maintain internal libraries and shared modules other engineering teams rely on, managing versioning, breaking changes, and documentation with the same rigor as an external API.
- Build automated test suites and quality gates as a default part of delivery, not an afterthought.
- Promote secure-by-design principles and software quality standards across the development lifecycle.
- Write and run integration tests, contract tests, and performance tests as a standard part of delivery — not just unit tests — and hold your API design and