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Tata Consultancy Services · Mumbai

Java Developer

MumbaiSoftware Engineering

Last seen on Tata Consultancy Services’s official careers site on August 1, 2026; it may have closed since.

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Job description

Job Description

TCS is inviting application for Backend Developer – Java & Spring Boot Experience range: 5-10 Years Location: Mumbai Must Have- Experience using and developing RESTful APIs using JAX-RS, JSON

  • Experience in use of source code management system like SVN or GIT and build tools like ant, maven, Gradle.
  • Hands on with Maven build scripts/ Curie moving to Git Hub.

Experience in developing and deploying Microservices solutions on Cloud infrastructure will be good to have Having good knowledge with J2EE, Spring, Spring boot, SQL, Hibernate, JPA Framework Roles and Responsibilities- Strong proficiency in OOPS concepts with JAVA and knowledge of RESTful APIS Architecture. Min. 4 years of experience with Microservices, Spring Boot, Spring Security, Spring Data, Spring MVC along with Unit Testing and Integration Testing.

RDBMS knowledge and/or exposure to Oracle / MS SQL server database. Authoring of technical documentation that communicates in a clear and detailed fashion the proposed technical solution. Very good understanding of Security aspects, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), OWASP guidelines. Experience in Performance Analysis and applications tuning. Excellent understanding of design patterns and microservice architecture. Hands on experience in Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP).

Exposure with or spring or Apache camel integration is considered a plus. Hands on experience with Kubernetes and exposure in no-SQL databases is considered a plus.

Qualifications

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

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