Software Engineer 3 (Navigation) PROLIM Corporation
- $120–$150 Per Hour
- Contractor
| Location | Culver City, California |
| Website | https://www.globalplacementfirm.com |
Location: Onsite Local Candidates Only (No Remote Option) - 6 month contract
Full-Time | MidSenior Level | 10+ Years of Experience Required
Visa Sponsorship: Not Available | Relocation: Not Available
An exciting opportunity is available for a Senior Alfresco Developer to join a high-impact team working onsite for a leading enterprise technology organization. This role demands extensive hands-on experience in Alfresco and Alfresco Share development, Java-based integrations, and end-to-end support and enhancement of enterprise content management (ECM) platforms.
This is a 100% onsite rolelocal candidates only will be considered.
-10+ years of software development experience, with 8+ years specific to Alfresco and Alfresco Share development on medium to large-scale systems.
-Proven experience integrating Alfresco with Java/J2EE-based backend systems.
-Strong development experience with Spring, REST APIs, and Web Servicess
-Must have hands-on experience with AWS and its integration with Alfresco.
-Proficient in Oracle, MySQL, or PostgreSQL databases.
-Experience working with Apache Tomcat, Spring Boot, and SOLR.
-Deep understanding of ECM system implementations.
-Working knowledge of Agile methodologies and project execution practices.
A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field.
Exceptional troubleshooting and debugging skills.
Ability to work independently in a fast-paced, high-demand environment.
Strong communication and collaboration skills.
Job Title: Sr. Alfresco Developer
Work Type: Onsite, Full-Time
Industry: Information Technology & Services
Experience Level: 10+ Years
Education Required: Bachelors degree
Visa Sponsorship: Not available
Relocation Assistance: Not available
Pay Rate: Competitive (Based on Experience)
This is a great opportunity for an experienced Alfresco expert who thrives in a structured environment and wants to take ownership of high-visibility ECM projects.


