Software Engineer - Full Stack,Java, Microservices, Cloud- 8+ Years
Cisco (company site, opens in a new tab)8–14 yrsBengaluruOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 35–55 LPA
Posted on 7 Sept
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About This Role
- Design, develop, and operate scalable microservices for cloud security platforms such as Umbrella and Cisco Secure Access.
- Deliver production-quality full stack applications using cloud-native architectures and modern web technologies.
- Evaluate new technologies, drive architecture quality, and support all phases of the software development lifecycle including post-launch support.
Minimum Requirements
- 8-14 years of professional experience in full stack web development with a focus on full-stack architecture and development.
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering (B.E/B.Tech) in a relevant discipline.
- Proven experience in Cloud and Microservices Architecture, including Docker, Kubernetes, and cloud providers like AWS, GCP.
- Proficiency in front-end (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ReactJS) and back-end languages (Java, Python, Go, Node.js), plus experience with SQL and NoSQL databases such as MongoDB.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experienced in developing and operating cloud-native, scalable security software in fast-paced, collaborative environments.
- Demonstrates strong ownership of architecture, design, and quality of full stack applications and microservices.
- Familiarity with data-driven decision making, CI/CD pipelines, release management, and Pub/Sub frameworks like Apache Kafka.