Java Backend Developer

Introduction: A Career at HARMAN Digital Transformation Solutions (DTS)

We’re a global, multi-disciplinary team that’s putting the innovative power of technology to work and transforming tomorrow. At HARMAN DTS, you solve challenges by creating innovative solutions.

• Combine the physical and digital, making technology a more dynamic force to solve challenges and serve humanity’s needs
• Work at the convergence of cross channel UX, cloud, insightful data, IoT and mobility
• Empower companies to create new digital business models, enter new markets, and improve customer experiences

JD for quick reference:

• 8+ years of profound experience in design, development and architecturing of Enterprise applications using

  Java

  ,

  Spring boot

  and

  Microservices

• Should be excellent in Core Java, Multithreading, Collections
• Able to perform requirements analysis and solutions
• Should be able to gather critical information for the various business and technical stakeholders
• Should have worked on exposing REST API with standards, along with Spring/Spring boot
• Exposure on Web application security mechanisms like SAML/SSO authentication
• Candidate

  must have

  knowledge on

  Data structures

  and

  underlined Algorithms

(experienced will be preferred)

• Excellent in problem solving and logical skills
• Good to have - experience in MQ (RabbitMQ/Kafka), Postgres
• Candidate should have experience in Unix/Linux

Must have Skills:

·Core Java, Multithreading, Collections

·Spring boot/REST

·Spring Security

·Microservices

·Data structures and Algorithms

·Linux and Shell Scripting

Nice to have Skills:

·Messaging service like RabbitMQ and Kafka

·Hands on with PSQL, Slony-I

Domains (Nice to have):

• SAML and SSO authentication, VMware vSphere or Microsoft Azure
• Desktop and application virtualization
• Firewall policy and load-balancing configurations
• Networking and infrastructure, covering topics such as Active Directory, DNS, and DHCP

Immediate Joiners are only preferred.