Java Full Stack Developer

Job Title:

We are looking for a skilled Java Full Stack Developer with strong experience in backend and frontend technologies, microservices architecture, cloud platforms (especially AWS), and DevOps practices. The ideal candidate should be proficient in designing and developing scalable applications using modern frameworks and tools.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design, develop, and maintain robust backend systems using Java, Spring Boot, and Microservices architecture.
• Build interactive front-end applications using Angular, TypeScript, RxJS, and NgRx/NgXS.
• Write unit and integration test cases using JUnit, Mockito, Jasmine, and Karma.
• Develop and integrate RESTful APIs.
• Work with PostgreSQL or similar relational DB.
• Use Gradle as a build tool for project management.
• Ensure application security with Spring Security and role-based access.
• Implement logging and monitoring using Grafana, Prometheus, and other observability tools.
• Leverage AWS Cloud Services like:
• API Gateway
• Cognito for authentication
• Lambda for serverless functions
• S3 for storage
• SQS for messaging
• SES for email services
• Apply design patterns and software engineering best practices.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams and contribute to all phases of the SDLC.
• (Good to have) Design and implement Camunda BPMN workflows.
• (Good to have) AI-augmented Development using GitHub Copilot / Cursor AI etc. tools.
• (Good to have) Containerize and deploy applications using Docker.

Must-Have Skills:

• Java, Spring Boot, Spring Security
• REST APIs & Microservices
• PostgreSQL
• Gradle
• Angular (v10+), TypeScript, RxJS
• Jasmine, Karma (Frontend testing)
• JUnit, Mockito (Backend testing)
• Logging/Monitoring: Grafana, Prometheus
• AWS Services: API Gateway, Cognito, Lambda, S3, SQS, SES
• Understanding of Design Patterns

Good to Have Skills:

• Camunda BPMN
• CI/CD exposure (AWS CodePipeline/GitHub Actions/Jenkins)
• Docker
• GitHub Copilot / Cursor AI
• Agile Methodologies (Scrum/Kanban)
• Familiarity with DevSecOps practices