Java Software Engineer

As a Java Spring Boot Developer, you will play a crucial role in designing, developing, and
maintaining high-performance, scalable, and secure applications.

Your responsibilities will
encompass the following key areas:
➢ Roles and Responsibilities
● Software Development: Designing, developing, and maintaining Java applications
using Spring Boot, following best practices and design patterns.
● Object-Oriented Programming (OOP):Application of OOP principles to create reusable
and maintainable code.
● Concurrency and Error Handling: Utilize Java collections, multi-threading, and effective
exception handling for optimized application performance and reliability.
● Data Persistence: Implementation of data persistence solutions using Hibernate,
including database modeling and query optimization.
● Application Security: Integrate Spring Security to safeguard the application from
unauthorized access and data breaches.
● RESTful Web Services: Create, update, and manage RESTful APIs, ensuring seamless
data exchange and system integration.
● Database Management: Working with SQL databases for efficient data storage,
retrieval, and optimization.
● Microservices Architecture: Build and deploy microservices using Spring Boot, and
leverage Spring Cloud for effective microservices management.
● Version Control and Collaboration: Use Git for source code version control,
collaborating seamlessly with the development team.
● Agile Development: Participate actively in Agile methodologies, including sprint
planning, stand-up meetings, and delivering software increments.
➢ Requirements:
● Technical Proficiency: Strong skills in Java 8, multi-threading, exception handling,
Hibernate, Spring Boot, and RESTful web services.
● Frameworks and Libraries: Solid understanding of Spring framework, Spring Security,
MVC design patterns, and JDBC.
● Project Experience: Familiarity with Git and Agile methodologies.
● Certifications: Cloud platform knowledge, especially AWS, is a plus.
● Tech Stack: Proficiency in Java, databases (e.g., SQL or Oracle), and web technologies.