Java Engineer

Role Overview: You will be joining the Engineering team as a Java Developer where you will collaborate with experienced engineers to tackle interesting challenges. Your main responsibilities will include strong coding, leveraging the latest GenAI technologies, and developing solutions in a SaaS environment. You will be involved in product planning, iteration releases, and risk mitigation. Key Responsibilities: - Possess 2-4 years of strong coding experience in Java, J2EE, and related technologies like Spring, Hibernate, Web Services, Micro Services, and Spring Boot. - Demonstrate technical skills in Core Java, Advanced Java, Exception handling, Collections, Oops, UML, Oracle, Jenkins, Maven, and Linux. - Ability to build easily configurable, deployable, and secure solutions. - Extensive experience in Spring Boot development and hands-on experience in Java, J2EE. - Identify, track, and mitigate risks to the product. - Plan product iterations and ensure timely releases. - Recommend new processes to meet product development requirements. - Optimize and manage resources effectively. - Facilitate healthy and constructive confrontations within the team. Qualifications Required: - Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related fields. - Experience in product development in an agile environment is a plus. - Highly tech-savvy with evidence of creating solutions from the ground up. - In-depth knowledge of technology, end-to-end development processes, and leadership abilities. - Familiarity with RESTful services, API versioning, Swagger, XML, JSON, HTTP, SSL, Singleton, Factory, Observer, Dependency Injection (DI), Maven, Gradle, Git, Bitbucket, Docker, Kubernetes, JVM tuning, memory management, garbage collection, Kafka, and RabbitMQ. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, ability to work collaboratively, excellent communication skills, self-motivated, proactive, and passionate about learning new technologies. (Note: Additional details about the company have been omitted as they were not explicitly mentioned in the job description),