Senior Java Developer responsible for designing and implementing microservices-based backend systems using Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, REST APIs, and SQL. Must write scripts, produce clean code, and collaborate with stakeholders to deliver production-ready services.
Exp- 8+ Years
Location- Pune & Chennai
Notice period-Immediate or who is currently serving & can join by 10th Mar’25
Scadea Payroll, End Client- Citi Bank
Mandatory Skills-
Java, Core Java, Spring boot, hibernate, Microservices, SQL, Rest API, scripting skill and coding too.
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