Software Engineer II - Java Full stack with AI
Mastercard (company site, opens in a new tab)3–6 yrsPuneOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 18–30 LPA
Posted 15h ago
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About This Role
- Design and develop secure, scalable full stack Java software solutions based on technical specifications within expected time and budget.
- Collaborate closely with Product Owners to develop responsive user interfaces and visualizations using modern frontend frameworks.
- Participate in architectural discussions, agile ceremonies, and provide support during system and user acceptance testing.
Minimum Requirements
- 3-6 years experience in Full Stack Java application development and support.
- Proficient with Java 8+ and Spring Framework (Spring 5+), including building RESTful services with Spring Boot / Spring REST APIs.
- Experience with relational databases (Oracle or SQL Server) and ability to write optimized SQL queries.
- Experience with modern frontend frameworks (React or Angular) and exposure to cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, or GCP) and containerization (Docker, Kubernetes).
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experienced in working with cross-functional, global teams and familiar with Agile (Scrum/Kanban) methodologies.
- Has exposure to AI/ML concepts and AI-powered development tools and ability to integrate AI/ML services into applications.
- Comfortable in environments using CI/CD pipelines and big data ecosystems such as Databricks and Spark-based ETL pipelines.