Java Development Lead _Vice President _Software Engineering
Morgan Stanley (company site, opens in a new tab)10–14 yrsMumbaiOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 40–70 LPA
Posted on 11 Sept
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About This Role
- Lead design, development, and delivery of scalable Java-based reporting and analytics solutions for a greenfield project.
- Architect solutions using Java, Angular, and related technologies following SDLC best practices and drive adoption of GenAI and AI-assisted development throughout the lifecycle.
- Mentor engineering teams, manage stakeholder communication, proactively address project risks, and promote agile methodologies along with automated testing and CI/CD.
Minimum Requirements
- 10–14 years of software engineering experience with strong expertise in Java (Spring Boot, REST APIs).
- Demonstrated experience delivering enterprise-scale applications.
- Practical experience applying GenAI/AI tools in development, testing, or automation.
- Work Experience Required: 10–14 years; other requirements such as notice period or location: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Proven leadership experience managing high-performing global engineering teams in software development.
- Strong background architecting scalable enterprise applications using Java and modern web technologies (Angular).
- Experience driving technical innovation, especially in AI/GenAI adoption and agile software development practices in financial services or similarly complex environments.