Spring boot technical lead

Tata Consultancy Services; Pune District; On-site; INR 1,500,000 - 2,100,000; Full time

Job summary

Tata Consultancy Services in Pune invites an experienced Spring Boot Technical Lead with 8+ years of hands-on Java development. You will design and implement microservices, ensure robust API interfaces, and drive best practices across services.

Candidates should be proficient in REST, caching strategies, testing with JUnit/Mockito, and event-driven messaging (Kafka/RabbitMQ). This role requires strong design pattern knowledge and collaboration with cross-functional teams.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience in Java and Spring Boot development.
• Designing and implementing microservices architectures.
• Strong REST API design and documentation skills.
• Experience with unit testing using JUnit/Mockito.
• Exposure to messaging with Kafka or RabbitMQ.
• Familiarity with caching strategies and patterns.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement microservices using Spring Boot and related tech.
• Lead API design, integration with databases, and data modeling.
• Drive best practices in code quality, testing, and deployment pipelines.

Skills

Spring Boot

Java

REST APIs

JUnit

Mockito

Kafka/RabbitMQ

GIT

Swagger

Caching

Database integration

Tools

Spring Boot Framework

Job description

Role - Springboot Technical lead

Experience - 8+ Years

Location - Pune

Desired Competencies (Technical/Behavioral Competency)-

• Designing and implementing microservices which use the spring boot framework.


• Connecting microservices to interact with databases.


• High level of knowledge of the programming language Java


• Familiarity with software development design patterns: GIT, Swagger, and Kafka/Rabbit MQ/equivalent Queue Patterns


• Experience writing unit tests with JUnit, Mockito


• Expertise in API technologies such as Rest Webservices


• Experience in caching


• Connecting microservices to interact with databases.


• Experience writing unit tests with JUnit, Mockito


• Familiarity with software development design patterns: GIT, Swagger, and Kafka/Rabbit MQ/equivalent Queue Patterns