Senior Java Backend Developer

Senior Developer:
Java, Microservices, Event Processing, SQL Microservices, AKS. Databricks is nice to have but not required

Role Summary
We are seeking an experienced Senior Developer / Senior Designer with strong expertise in Java, Microservices, Event-Driven Architecture, SQL, and Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). The candidate will be responsible for designing, developing, and supporting scalable, cloud-native applications while working closely with architects, business analysts, QA teams, and Dev Ops engineers.

The ideal candidate should possess strong hands-on development experience, a solid understanding of distributed systems, and the ability to deliver high-quality enterprise solutions in an Agile environment.

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Key Responsibilities

Design and develop enterprise applications using Java and Microservices architecture.

Build, deploy, and support containerized applications on AKS.

Develop and maintain RESTful APIs and integration services.

Implement event-driven solutions and messaging-based architectures.

Write optimized SQL queries and support database design activities.

Collaborate with architects and stakeholders to translate business requirements into technical solutions.

Participate in system design, code reviews, and technical discussions.

Ensure application performance, scalability, reliability, and security.

Support CI/CD pipelines, production deployments, and release activities.

Troubleshoot complex application issues and provide timely resolutions.

Follow engineering best practices, coding standards, and Agile methodologies.

Experience Required

8–12 years of overall IT experience.

5+ years of hands-on Java development experience.

Strong experience in Microservices and cloud-native application development.

Experience working with Kubernetes and AKS deployments.

Experience designing scalable and high-performance enterprise applications.

Technical Problem Solving

Analytical Thinking

Code Quality & Best Practices