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Java Software Engineer

Keylane
CompanyKeylane
CategoryEngineering
LocationRotterdam
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentFull-time
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted21 Jul 2026
Last verified30 Jul 2026
SourceEmployer career page (workable)
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Description
We are looking for a Java Software Engineer to help us build new functionality and add improvements to our software. If you have an eye for writing code and are interested in agile methodologies, we’d like to meet you!  Key about your team  You will become part of the Voluntary Choices team, a cross-functional Scrum team within our Development & Maintenance department. The team is distributed across the Netherlands and India and consists of design engineers, software engineers and test engineers who work closely together to deliver high-quality software.  We embrace an agile mindset. Everyone contributes throughout the entire development lifecycle, from refining requirements and designing solutions to developing, testing and delivering production-ready software.  The Voluntary Choices team develops and maintains business-critical functionality in three main areas:  Product lifecycle services, supporting the creation, modification and termination of voluntary pension products, including voluntary ANW, extra savings, net pension and voluntary continuation.  Business process orchestration, implementing event-driven workflows that support participant actions, pension clicks, internal reselections and other pension administration processes.  Financial processing components, responsible for premium distribution, contribution processing, fiscal validation and batch processing to ensure accurate and compliant pension administration.  Our solutions are used daily by pension providers in the Netherlands, Denmark and Norway and support business-critical processes for millions of pension participants.  Key about your role  As a Medior Java Software Engineer, you will develop and maintain the functionality behind our Voluntary Choices domain within Plexus. Together with your Scrum team, you are responsible for translating complex pension legislation and customer requirements into reliable, maintainable and scalable software.  Working closely with design engineers and test engineers, you will build new functionality, improve existing processes and help ensure that pension providers can efficiently manage voluntary pension products for millions of participants.  As part of your role, you will:  Develop new functionality and improve existing components within Plexus.  Translate functional designs into high-quality software solutions.  Participate in all Scrum activities, including sprint planning, daily stand-ups, reviews and retrospectives.  Design, develop and maintain software in accordance with our architectural, quality and security standards.  Write clean, maintainable and well-tested Java code with attention to performance, scalability and maintainability.  Create and maintain unit, integration and system tests.  Analyse, troubleshoot and resolve software defects.  Contribute to architectural discussions and continuously improve our engineering practices.  Keep technical documentation accurate and up to date.  We continuously invest in modern engineering practices. As part of your daily work, you'll use AI-assisted development tools such as Claude Code and OpenAI Codex to support software design, implementation, refactoring and code reviews. These tools are embedded in our development workflow and help us improve productivity while maintaining high standards for code quality, maintainability and security.  As part of our engineering community, you'll have plenty of opportunities to learn from experienced colleagues, exchange knowledge and continue developing your technical skills. Requirements You are passionate a
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