Java Microservices Engineer | Spring Boot & Azure

Infosys; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Disability insurance

Health reimbursement accounts

Insurance (Accident, Critical Illness,

401(k) plan

Job summary

Infosys is seeking a Technology Consultant 2 in the United States with deep expertise in Core Java, Spring Boot, and microservices to drive design, coding, and testing across the full SDLC. You will contribute to requirements elicitation, guide architecture decisions, and ensure reliability through observability practices.

The role requires collaboration with cross‑functional teams and potential relocation to project sites.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent required.
• Relocation/travel to work/project location may be required.
• US work authorization; Infosys cannot sponsor now or in the future.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to requirements elicitation by documenting assigned parts of business requirements.
• Facilitate software design discussions and document design decisions for the technical team.
• Participate in coding and integrate new features into existing applications.
• Conduct code reviews and maintain code repositories.
• Implement test strategies, analyze results, and coordinate bug fixes.
• Develop user training programs, documentation, and support frameworks.
• Resolve production issues and propose preventive strategies to improve reliability.
• Maintain detailed records of code, testing techniques, and support activities.

Skills

Core Java

Spring Boot

Spring Core

Microservices

Data pipelines

JUnit

SQL

CI/CD

ADO

SRE

Agile Scrum

Azure AKS

Caching (Ehcache/Redis)

Observability

Education

Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent

Tools

Azure AKS

ADO

Job description

Infosys is seeking a Technology Consultant 2 in the United States with deep expertise in Core Java, Spring Boot, and microservices to drive design, coding, and testing across the full SDLC. You will contribute to requirements elicitation, guide architecture decisions, and ensure reliability through observability practices.

The role requires collaboration with cross‑functional teams and potential relocation to project sites.