Software Engineer 2 - Java Developer

Illumina is at the forefront of genomic technology, working to expand access to life-changing discoveries that transform human health. As a Software Engineer 2 - Java Developer, you'll join a mission-driven company making a real impact on disease detection and treatment options worldwide.

The role is based in Mechelen, Belgium, with a hybrid work arrangement requiring at least two days in the office per week. You'll be part of a dynamic development team working on critical software applications that support Illumina's genomic technology platforms.

Key responsibilities include collaborating with product owners on application design and development, leading technical problem resolution, and implementing high-quality code following best practices. The ideal candidate will have strong Java development experience, understanding of SQL databases, and familiarity with modern development tools and practices including Docker, Kubernetes, and REST APIs.

The position offers competitive benefits including flexible time off, private medical insurance, stock purchase options, and pension. Beyond compensation, you'll be part of a company deeply committed to belonging and inclusion, with zero-net gap in pay regardless of gender, ethnicity, or race.

This role requires fluency in both English and Dutch, reflecting the importance of clear communication in this collaborative environment. You'll work with extraordinary colleagues and inspiring leaders on world-changing projects that have real impact on human health and scientific discovery.

The company culture emphasizes continuous learning and growth, with opportunities to expand your technical skills across various technologies including Vaadin web Framework, Go, and cloud technologies. You'll be encouraged to be curious, detail-oriented, and customer-focused while taking ownership of assigned tasks.

Join Illumina if you want to be part of a team that pushes boundaries, thinks beyond the conventional, and dreams big while making a meaningful impact on global health through genomic technology.