Camunda Engineer

Role Name: Camunda Decision Engineer
Location: Pittsburgh, PA

Below covers everything you need to know about what this opportunity entails, as well as what is expected from applicants.

Job Description:
Must-have skills: Camunda, BPMN 2.0 workflows, Java
Good to have skills: Restful API, Spring/Spring boot, CI/CD awareness
Description:
PIT - FFP Workflow / Decisions Engineer
Key Responsibilities
Design, build, and maintain BPMN 2.0 workflows for PIT use cases, including end-to-end orchestration, exception handling, and reusable patterns.
Create and manage DMN decision models to externalise business rules and ensure consistent, auditable decisioning across workflows.
Integrate workflows and decisions with enterprise services via API-first integration (REST), including upstream/downstream system interactions.
Support workflow delivery lifecycle: version control, peer reviews, deployment, and post-deployment support.
Ensure solutions are operationally ready (traceability, logging, monitoring hooks, resilient handling of failures/timeouts).
Collaborate with Product, Design, SMEs, and platform teams to translate process designs into implementable BPMN/DMN artefacts and working software.

Skills Required - Workflow & Decision Engineering
Strong hands-on experience with BPMN 2.0 process modelling and implementing executable workflows.
Strong hands-on experience with DMN modelling and integrating decision services into workflows.
Experience with workflow engines (e.g., Camunda or equivalent) and core orchestration concepts (events, gateways, user tasks, service tasks, retries, timers).
Proven experience designing and implementing RESTful APIs and integrations in enterprise environments.
Strong Java expertise (preferably Java 17/21) with solid engineering practices (clean code, testing, performance-minded design).
Strong experience with Spring / Spring Boot in building scalable services.
Solid SQL and relational database experience (e.g., Oracle/MySQL), including data modelling and performance considerations.
Strong SDLC discipline: Git, CI/CD awareness, code reviews, automated testing, and production support readiness. xsgimln
Strong stakeholder collaboration skills; able to communicate clearly with technical and non-technical partners.