Java Developer (Spring Boot & Microservices) - Chennai
Job Description:
Wearelookingforenthusiastic Jav a Developers whoarepassionateaboutsoftwaredevelopmentandeagertostarttheircareer in Java-basedapplications. Thecandidatewillworkcloselywithseniordeveloperstodesign, develop, test, andmaintainapplications.
Roles&Responsibilities:
• Developandmainta in Java-basedapplications
- Writeclean, efficient, andwell-documentedcode
- Assistindebuggingandfixingapplicationissues
- Participateincodereviewsandteamdiscussions
- Work on RESTAPIsandbackendservices
- Follow SDLCandcodingbestpractices
- Learnandadapttonewtechnologiesquickly
Required Skills:
• Strongfundamentalsin Core Java (OOPs, Collections, Excepti on Handling)
- Basicknowledgeof JDBC/Hibernate/JPA
- Understandingof Spring/Spring Boot (basiclevel)
- Knowledgeof SQL andrelationaldatabases
- Familiaritywith RESTAPIs
- Familiaritywith Angular, HTML, CSS, Javascript
- Basicunderstandingof Git/Versi on Control
Good to Have:
• Exposureto Microservices concepts
- Basicknowledgeof HTML, CSS, Jav a Script
- Awarenessof Un it Testing(JUnit)
- Internshiporacademicprojectexperience
Eligibility:
• MCA/M. Sc(CS/IT)orequivalent(2022 to 2025 pasedouts)
- Strongproblem-solvingandanalyticalskills
- Goodcommunicationandteamworkskills
Benefits:
• Structuredtraining&mentorship
- Careergrowthopportunities
- Friendlyworkenvironment
- Hands-onprojectexperience
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