Java & Microservices Developer UPI Domain

As a Java & Microservices Developer specializing in the UPI domain with 4 to 5 years of experience in the Banking sector, your primary responsibility will be collaborating with cross-functional teams to gather and analyze requirements related to UPI and banking systems. You will be tasked with ensuring the high availability and scalability of the services you develop, writing clean, scalable, and well-documented code, conducting unit testing, and participating in code reviews. It will also be your responsibility to optimize application performance, troubleshoot issues in production, and ensure security and compliance with banking regulations and UPI protocols. Your role will require a strong hands-on experience of at least 4 to 5 years in Java (Java 8+), along with a solid background in building microservices using Spring Boot. You should have expertise in working with RESTful APIs, API integration, and a good understanding of UPI architecture, transaction flows, and NPCI standards. Additionally, familiarity with message brokers like Kafka, RabbitMQ, or others, proficiency in SQL and relational databases such as Oracle and PostgreSQL, experience with CI/CD tools like Jenkins, Git, and Maven, and exposure to containerization tools like Docker and Kubernetes will be essential. Preferred qualifications for the role include knowledge of financial transaction standards like ISO 8583, experience with cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, or GCP, and the ability to work effectively in an Agile/Scrum environment. In addition to technical skills, you are expected to possess strong problem-solving and analytical abilities, excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and demonstrate a proactive attitude as a team player. Key Skills: Kubernetes, UPI architecture, microservices architecture, integration, Spring Boot, Java (Java 8+), RESTful APIs, microservices, relational databases (Oracle, PostgreSQL), CI/CD tools (Jenkins, Git, Maven), SQL, NPCI standards, Docker, RabbitMQ, cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP), banking systems, transaction flows, regulatory compliance, Kafka.,