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Role- Full Stack Developer
Work Mode: On-Site 5 days office, Bengaluru Office
Experience - 12+ years
Note- BFSI experience is mandatory
Role Summary:
The Full Stack Developer will contribute across the end-to-end delivery lifecycle, spanning front-end (React.js/JavaScript) and back-end (Java/Spring, microservices, integration), while also supporting production incident analysis and remediation. The role requires strong engineering discipline, ownership, and the ability to deliver change safely in a high-control financial environment.
Job ID: 152329837
Skills:
Java, Kafka, API design, Automated Testing, Angular, React, Distributed Systems, Database Design, Containers, Azure, Kubernetes, Python, AWS, secure software delivery practices, GenAI LLM-powered capabilities, event-driven architectures, CI CD, asynchronous processing, enterprise system interoperability, microservices architecture, performance optimization, integration patterns, observability
Skills:
react.js , Angular.js, Npm, Git, Javascript, Rest Apis, Webpack, Jest, Enzyme, Babel, automation practices, AI-assisted development tools, unit testing frameworks, JWT-based authentication
Skills:
Java, React, Sap Ewm, Node.js, Agile Methodologies, Cloud Technologies, Angular, full stack development principles
Skills:
Java, Kafka, API design, Automated Testing, Angular, React, Distributed Systems, Database Design, Containers, Azure, Kubernetes, Python, AWS, secure software delivery practices, GenAI LLM-powered capabilities, event-driven architectures, CI CD, enterprise system interoperability, microservices architecture, performance optimization, integration patterns, observability
Skills:
Java, Kafka, API design, Automated Testing, Angular, React, Distributed Systems, Database Design, Containers, Azure, Python, Kubernetes, AWS, secure software delivery practices, GenAI LLM-powered capabilities, event-driven architectures, CI CD, enterprise system interoperability, microservices architecture, performance optimization, integration patterns, observability