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# Camunda Expert Software Developer

- **Company:** Deutsche Telekom
- **Location:** Málaga, Spain
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Information Technology, Microservices
- **Published:** September 14, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.buscojobs.com.es/camunda-expert-software-developer-m-f-d-en-malaga-ID-371798620

## About the Role

Knowledge and experience with process modeling and process design
Hands-on experience with Camunda BPM and process automation
Ability to coordinate with multiple departments and partners
Quick understanding of business processes
Experience integrating microservices using workers

## Description

Descripción del trabajoExperteer Overview In this role you will automate processes modeled in Camunda to improve efficiency and consistency across systems. You collaborate with specialist departments, interface partners, and internal microservices to implement these workflows. You will quickly understand business processes and integrate microservices using workers within the Camunda ecosystem. This role offers a hands-on opportunity to shape end-to-end process automation and alignment with IT services.Compensaciones / BeneficiosAutomate processes modeled in CamundaCoordinate with specialist departments and interface partnersIntegrate microservices using workersImplement processes according to Camunda modelsCollaborate across teams to ensure correct process executionResponsabilidadesKnowledge and experience with process modeling and process designHands-on experience with Camunda BPM and process automationAbility to coordinate with multiple departments and partnersQuick understanding of business processesExperience integrating microservices using workers