Senior Java Developer
Senior Java Developer
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Participate in end to end application development activities across frontend and backend layers
- Collaborate with product owners and business stakeholders to understand functional requirements and translate them into technical deliverables
- Develop and enhance enterprise applications aligned with business priorities and release timelines
- Contribute to sprint planning, estimation, backlog refinement, and daily agile ceremonies
- Design and implement reusable components, APIs, and modular application features
- Support system integration activities across multiple enterprise platforms and services
- Perform unit testing, code reviews, defect resolution, and application troubleshooting activities
- Work closely with QA and DevOps teams to support deployment pipelines and release activities
- Participate in production support, incident resolution, root cause analysis, and performance optimization initiatives
- Ensure adherence to organizational standards related to security, scalability, maintainability, and coding best practices
- Contribute to technical documentation, knowledge sharing, and continuous process improvements
- Primary Skills Must HaveJavaSpring Framework
- Spring Boot
- Microservices ArchitectureREST API Development
- AngularHTML5 CSS3 JavaScript TypeScriptSQL Database Concepts
- Git Version Control
- Agile Scrum MethodologyCI CD and DevOps Exposure
- Application Debugging Troubleshooting
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A number in mind
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