Job description
The Microservices Developer role at IBM involves designing, developing, and supporting scalable applications using various programming languages and frameworks. The position focuses on building microservices, APIs, and event-driven architectures, leveraging both front-end and back-end development skills. As part of the IBM Consulting team, you will work closely with clients to drive meaningful change in their hybrid cloud and AI journeys. This role encourages innovation and collaboration in a supportive environment that values individual skills and experiences.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in a relevant field.
- Proficiency in cloud-native technologies, including microservices and APIs.
- Experience with front-end frameworks such as ReactJS or Angular.
- Familiarity with back-end development using scalable microservices.
- Exposure to multiple programming languages such as Java, Node.js, and Python.
Responsibilities
- Provide L2/L3 support for applications using microservices and APIs.
- Design and develop cloud-native applications focusing on event-driven architectures.
- Implement front-end and back-end development using modern frameworks.
- Utilize hyperscaler cloud services and manage services on GCP or Azure.
- Apply CI/CD practices and test-driven development methodologies.
Benefits
- IBM offers competitive compensation, healthcare coverage, retirement programs, paid parental leave, tuition assistance, wellness programs, flexible work options, and extensive learning and certification resources.
H-1B filing history
Public USCIS petition and DOL LCA counts · latest USCIS FY2026, LCA FY2026
Filing entity: Ibm Corporation
As of Aug 23, 2026
Initial approvals
656
FY2026
Approval rate
97.2%
FY2026
LCA certified
391
FY2026
Entry-level share
0.0%
FY2026
Initial approvals YoY
+31%
Trend
LCA certified YoY
-85%
Trend
Initial approvals by fiscal year
Approval rate by fiscal year
Continuing vs initial approvals
LCA certified positions by quarter
LCA certified positions by fiscal year
Based on public USCIS and DOL filings; not a sponsorship guarantee.
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