





Tier-1 brand, metro location, mid-level generalist role, and popular tech stack increase applicant competition.
Technical skills are broadly transferable, though financial-services experience and enterprise tools create moderate domain bias.
Explicit 2–5 year requirement plus specific Java/Spring/Angular and testing stack makes filters strict.
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Develop and implement new or revised application systems and programs primarily using Java, Spring Boot, and Angular technologies.
Analyze and debug applications, identify vulnerabilities and security issues, and recommend programming solutions collaboratively with onshore and offshore teams.
Act as a subject matter expert (SME), coach lower level analysts, and communicate development progress to project leads and senior stakeholders.
2-5 years of relevant experience in Financial Services application development.
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.
Strong knowledge of Java and related frameworks including Spring (Spring Boot, Spring Security), Angular JS, and unit testing frameworks such as Jest and JUnit.
Familiarity with SQL databases (preferably DB2 or Oracle), SOA & Micro-services using REST, and experience in Agile SDLC processes.
Intermediate-level applications developer with practical experience in building, testing, and deploying Java-based enterprise applications in Financial Services.
Capable of working independently with limited supervision and exercising sound judgment on technical and risk-related decisions.
Experienced in collaborating with distributed technology teams and communicating effectively with project leads and senior stakeholders.