Application Support Analyst (Java / Spring Boot / AMS / DevOps)
Kyndryl (company site, opens in a new tab)3–6 yrsBengaluruOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 7–14 LPA
Posted 13h ago
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About This Role
- Support, maintain, and troubleshoot enterprise Java and Spring Boot applications to ensure high availability and performance.
- Manage production incidents, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and drive operational improvements in an Application Managed Services environment.
- Support DevOps activities including CI/CD pipelines, deployments, release validation, and configuration management.
Minimum Requirements
- 3-6 years experience in application support, Java development, AMS, IT operations, or production support.
- Strong hands-on Java 8+ and Spring Boot experience including debugging, multithreading, and RESTful services.
- Experience with ITIL-based incident, problem, and change management processes.
- Familiarity with Git, CI/CD tools (Jenkins, Azure DevOps), and basic scripting (Python, Bash, PowerShell).
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experienced in troubleshooting JVM performance issues and production incident resolution in Java Spring Boot applications.
- Comfortable working within AMS environments and collaborating with multiple technical and business stakeholders under SLA/KPI commitments.
- Exposure to cloud-native platforms, microservices architectures, and supporting modern DevOps and application modernization initiatives is advantageous but not mandatory.