Java Full Stack Developer

Job Description: Full Stack Developer

Experience: 5+ Years

Primary Technology: Java / Spring Boot

Work Location: Chennai (Hybrid)

Job Overview

We are looking for a Full Stack Developer with strong expertise in Backend Development using Java and Spring Boot. Backend expertise is the primary requirement, while frontend experience is preferred.

Candidates with strong backend skills and some frontend exposure who are willing to grow into a full-stack role are also welcome.

Key Skills

• Strong hands-on experience in Java & Spring Boot
• Strong backend development and REST API experience
• Frontend experience with React Native, TypeScript & JavaScript
• Experience with web-based applications
• Experience with APIGEE/API integrations
• Willingness to learn Kotlin is required
• Kotlin and Android experience are good to have
• Strong problem-solving and development skills
• Significant overlap with CET business hours

Good to Have

• Hands-on experience with Kotlin.
• Experience with Android development.
• Experience working with applications deployed as web apps and wrapped for Android.
• Strong full-stack development experience covering both backend and frontend.

Experience & Candidate Profile

• 5+ years of experience in software/application development is preferred.
• Candidates with strong technical expertise and relevant hands-on experience will be considered even if they have slightly different overall experience levels.
• Full-stack experience is preferred but not mandatory.
• Candidates with excellent backend expertise and some frontend exposure who are willing to develop their full-stack capabilities are also encouraged to apply.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills.
• Ability to work with teams operating across different time zones, with significant overlap with CET business hours.

Key Technologies

Backend: Java, Spring Boot, Kotlin
Frontend: React Native, TypeScript, JavaScript
APIs: REST APIs, APIGEE
Application: Web-based applications
Mobile: Android exposure preferred, but not mandatory