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Strong employer brand, generic fullstack title, metro location, and broad skillset drive high applicant competition.
Core Java and microservices skills are transferable, but KYC/AML and banking controls create moderate industry bias.
Specific mandatory tech stack (Java, Spring Boot, microservices, SQL) and security/governance expectations imply medium strictness.
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Design, develop, and deliver scalable, maintainable high-quality Java-based backend services and Spring Boot applications, ensuring secure coding and test coverage.
Collaborate cross-functionally with Product, BA, QA, Architects, and integration/platform teams to translate business requirements into resilient microservice architecture solutions within the KYC/AML and client onboarding domain.
Lead modernization of legacy systems towards cloud-native architectures, champion clean code practices, and ensure compliance with security standards, risk controls, and architectural governance.
Proficient in Core Java (Collections, Multi-threading, Concurrency, Exception Handling, JVM internals) and Spring Boot including Spring Batch and Spring Integration.
Strong experience designing and consuming RESTful APIs within Microservice Architecture using design patterns like Circuit Breaker, Saga, CQRS, and Repository.
Skilled in SQL query optimization, relational database schema design, and ORM frameworks in a transactional environment.
Work Experience Required: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD; Location requirement: Pune, India.
Experienced in financial services domains, preferably with Institutional KYC, AML, or Client Data Management exposure.
Has hands-on experience in cloud fundamentals (AWS), containerization (Docker, Kubernetes/ECS), CI/CD tooling (Jenkins, GitLab CI), and event-driven architectures (Kafka or similar).
Operates well in agile, cross-functional teams with strong technical craftsmanship and an emphasis on modernizing legacy platforms into cloud-native microservices.